THUNDERFROST BOYS: May 2024

Thursday, May 30, 2024

Steve's DC Apartment

["Steve's DC Apartment" by steverogersnotebook;

"Steve's Bookshelf" by capswilson,

found at steverogersnotebook]

I cannot tell what the framed document is. Based on the rest of the art, probably an army something.

The place is just filled with books! (Just like that time at Camp Lehigh) and these are just the ones we see in these rooms!
RELATED: STEVE’S BOOKSHELF

So I was rewatching catws for the hundredth time and I noticed you get a quick glimpse of Steve’s bookshelf (above), so I got curious decided to enhance the photo a bit and see what books our Stevie’s reading.
(ps: a post about this was made in 2014, but I was able to make a few updates! You can find the original post here.)
From left to right:
Never Surrender: A Soldier’s Journey to the Crossroads of Faith and Freedom by LTG William G. Boykin
The Art of War by Sun Tzu
A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway
All the President’s Men by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
(there’s another book on the shelf but I’m unable to make out the title. I believe one of the words is “Steinbeck” but I’m not 100% positive)
Dispatches by Michael Herr
Madam President: Shattering The Last Glass Ceiling by Eleanor Clift
George H. W. Bush: The American Presidents Series by Timothy Naftali
Barack Obama: The Story by David Maraniss
The Night Stalkers: Top Secret Missions of the U.S. Army’s Special Operations Aviation Regiment by Michael Durant and Steven Hartov
The Second World War - An illustrated History of WWII by Sir John Hammerton (There’s only two of the ten volumes, and I believe the two are: Volume I - Outbreak of War and Volume II - Blitzkrieg)
** I think the “Steinbeck” volume might be Steinbeck in Vietnam: Dispatches from the War by John Steinbeck

A cute little modern kitchen with just the essentials.

The laptop of sadness (see deleted scenes from Avengers AOU). Unfinished decor, only a couple of framed prints made it to the wall.

The retro stuff is exactly what I’d expect Steve to have in his home.

Concept Artist James Carson quote: For instance his apartment is kind of unsettled. He hasn’t really unpacked anything. He doesn’t feel moved into his apartment and his world. That was a conscious design decision. It was supposed to feel unsettled and uncomfortable.
concept art found through this post