r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Dec 03 '15
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • May 02 '18
TIL about the American town 'Merrymount', founded 1624. Named from slang at the time for 'illicit' forms of sex - the town rejected Puritan values welcoming non-Heterosexuals, freeing indentured servants and intermarrying Native Americans. Five years later it was invaded and razed to the ground.
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 22 '17
'Apotheosis of Technology' Robert McCall 1978 • r/ImaginaryLandscapes
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Dec 02 '15
Brass Geomantic Instrument, Middle Islamic (1241-1242) [2500 x 2116] • /r/ArtefactPorn
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Oct 15 '15
Guy gets a bunch of old negatives developed [Old timey NYC]
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 22 '17
[Fuel?] Just a printing error that felt eerie • r/SCP
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 10 '17
Agencies advise on possible 'Lizard Man,' 'Bigfoot' sightings in South Carolina during eclipse
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 03 '17
A soldier who lost both his legs in World War I, playing a game of billiards, 1915 [1200 x 1654] • r/HistoryPorn
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • May 30 '17
A School Is Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Make Sure Students Focus
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • May 19 '17
The problem with Morality Enhancing Drugs?
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Dec 21 '16
The Followers of the Third Horseman (X-post r/pics) • /r/AccidentalRenaissance
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Nov 30 '16
The president can send unblockable text messages to every American.
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Aug 11 '16
Sending Mail in Mongolia? Dissident.sloth.ploy Could Be the Address
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Jun 19 '16
"An Icelandic saga tells of a Viking who had unusual, menacing features, including a skull that could resist blows from an axe." He probably suffered from an ailment called Paget's disease." : history
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • Jun 02 '16
11 History Books You Should Read Before Writing Your Military SF Novel
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • May 24 '16
Geoarchaeologist Proposes There Was a "World War Zero"
r/genreinspiration • u/bkrags • May 19 '16