My rats brought me these:

The astonishing story of the incomparable Rex Libris, Head Librarian at Middleton Public Library, and his unending struggle against the forces of ignorance and darkness. With the aid of an ancient god who lives beneath the library branch, Rex travels to the farthest reaches of the galaxy in search of overdue books. He must confront incredible foes, such as powerful alien warlords who refuse to pay their late fees. Wearing his super thick bottle glasses, and armed with an arsenal of high technology weapons, he strikes fear into recalcitrant borrowers, and can take on virtually any foe from zombies to renegade public-domain literary characters with aplomb.

An interview with Terry Pratchett at The Guardian, which is interesting overall but the most novel part for me was reading about why he got out of journalism.

Finally, a video:

Edited:
aepalizage: I think these animators must be confused
aepalizage: Humpback whales are incapable of hovering aloft, and while they do sing in some sense, it is not German metal music.
aesmael: Really? You must get different whales.
aepalizage: Ours only sing in Polish
aepalizage: And it's more of a quiet orchestral accompaniment
aepalizage: I love how hauntingly similar German sounds to a language

Webcomicy things

It has been a while since I wrote anything about the comics I have been reading. Clearly I feel like doing so now, if only to get it out of my system.

( Cut for comical rambling )

Next comic on the reading list is Disassemblance, by thelemurgod.