Did this scare the living shit out of you when you opened it? Because that would’ve been my reaction lmao. It also looks like a beautiful (albeit sickening) Rorschach
SaraTormenta on
Why are my parents arguing in thw second pic
johnsolomon on
Ugh that shit makes my skin itch
Genuine tripophobe’s nightmare
Oseirus on
It’d be fascinating to try and make a cast of the holes and tunnels, kinda like people do with ant colonies sometimes. I don’t know if it would be possible in this regard, especially without irreparably damaging the book, but it would be a neat desk ornament if you pulled it off.
Kedly on
This makes me realise I may actually be mildly trypophobic
FrankHightower on
The House at Riverton by Kate Morton, also known as The Shifting Fog
DangerousDisplay7664 on
It’s quite pretty
FSOKrYpTo on
Pretty sure this is the work of a termite
xboxchick311 on
I thought it was weird goo until I zoomed in. I would have to burn that book.
Computers_and_cats on
That is kinda neat as long as you didn’t get the bug with the book.
MidnightWafffles on
I shouldn’t have zoomed in
weedtrek on
I had one attack my copy of the hobbit when I had it stored in a garage.
AnswerOver9028 on
Looks like the plot might have a few holes.
sunny-snooze on
It looks a bit like the ink blots that used to be used in psychiatry
I found what looked like a shit stain in a book once. I wasn’t smelling it or tasting it, but I am a mom sooooo I felt like that was enough experience to call it that. Now I flip through books at the thrift store.
Gillalmighty on
Kinda neat. Adds character or something haha
zvuv on
Microwave it to kill any eggs. It’s a standard practice for wormy wood.
Fluffy_Respond_7405 on
TIL bookworms are literal
radraze2kx on
“A bookworm… A bookworm… I’m nothing but a bookworm… Nothing ever happens… To me” 🪱
Clear-Warthog5655 on
Cool. Even more collectable
Exiled_donuts on
Looks like the margins did their job.
Driz51 on
This is me discovering bookworms are actual creatures
Automobills on
I got worms.
boringcranberry on
I thought it was an illustration.
perksofbeingcrafty on
Well it was nice of them not to damage the text
Bio571 on
It looks both super cool and a little unsettling
julianx2rl on
Gently brush them off with a paintbrush, I’m sure they’ll come off easily.

disappointed_OaTMeAL on
That slaps. He’s an artist for sure
GreenFinch_x on
?????
I thought that was just a cute silly phrase 😭
Natural_Specific_639 on
that is absolutely horrifying! But interesting nonetheless.
Aggravating-Dark-699 on
So long as the bugs are gone now, that’s awesome.
fungushoney on
And that’s why pages have margins!!
tooskinttogotocuba on
Bloody poindexters
DiscountWeekly7432 on
Worm made Bell image ) nice
Brettjay4 on
Now I’m curious. What does it look like if you flip through the pages really fast?
AlphaSpydr on
r/TheMagnusArchives would love this
Trippsyn on

Sithslayer78 on
I wonder if it prefers areas where fingers were
Jade_Dragon777 on
r/magnusarchives the corruption is fucking with the eye again
(Running on the assumption that books are inherently eye related)
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TIL bookworms are a real thing

The Very Hungry Bookworm
Does it look cool if you flip-animate it?
Did this scare the living shit out of you when you opened it? Because that would’ve been my reaction lmao. It also looks like a beautiful (albeit sickening) Rorschach
Why are my parents arguing in thw second pic
Ugh that shit makes my skin itch
Genuine tripophobe’s nightmare
It’d be fascinating to try and make a cast of the holes and tunnels, kinda like people do with ant colonies sometimes. I don’t know if it would be possible in this regard, especially without irreparably damaging the book, but it would be a neat desk ornament if you pulled it off.
This makes me realise I may actually be mildly trypophobic
The House at Riverton by Kate Morton, also known as The Shifting Fog
It’s quite pretty
Pretty sure this is the work of a termite
I thought it was weird goo until I zoomed in. I would have to burn that book.
That is kinda neat as long as you didn’t get the bug with the book.
I shouldn’t have zoomed in
I had one attack my copy of the hobbit when I had it stored in a garage.
Looks like the plot might have a few holes.
It looks a bit like the ink blots that used to be used in psychiatry
beautiful, decorative, respectfully non-obtrusive – 10/10
accidental rorschach inkblots
I found what looked like a shit stain in a book once. I wasn’t smelling it or tasting it, but I am a mom sooooo I felt like that was enough experience to call it that. Now I flip through books at the thrift store.
Kinda neat. Adds character or something haha
Microwave it to kill any eggs. It’s a standard practice for wormy wood.
TIL bookworms are literal
“A bookworm… A bookworm… I’m nothing but a bookworm… Nothing ever happens… To me” 🪱
Cool. Even more collectable
Looks like the margins did their job.
This is me discovering bookworms are actual creatures
I got worms.
I thought it was an illustration.
Well it was nice of them not to damage the text
It looks both super cool and a little unsettling
Gently brush them off with a paintbrush, I’m sure they’ll come off easily.

That slaps. He’s an artist for sure
?????
I thought that was just a cute silly phrase 😭
that is absolutely horrifying! But interesting nonetheless.
So long as the bugs are gone now, that’s awesome.
And that’s why pages have margins!!
Bloody poindexters
Worm made Bell image ) nice
Now I’m curious. What does it look like if you flip through the pages really fast?
r/TheMagnusArchives would love this

I wonder if it prefers areas where fingers were
r/magnusarchives the corruption is fucking with the eye again
(Running on the assumption that books are inherently eye related)