things are remembered differently
@GanferHaarFinn In Hookland it is less of a worry to take a path to hell, more that you’ll take a path to the Faery Night Courts.
@GanferHaarFinn In Hookland it is less of a worry to take a path to hell, more that you'll take a path to the Faery Night Courts.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
@NicholasDougl17 @ciaranokeeffe Not that Nolan needs translating, but folklore is the aftershock of event stored in story, in landscape.
@NicholasDougl17 @ciaranokeeffe Not that Nolan needs translating, but folklore is the aftershock of event stored in story, in landscape.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
@pilgrimpace These are the sort of lies that get the clergy a bad name.
@pilgrimpace These are the sort of lies that get the clergy a bad name.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
@pilgrimpace If the Revellers come for you with shotguns, you see if that Fanny Craddock bounces the shot.
@pilgrimpace If the Revellers come for you with shotguns, you see if that Fanny Craddock bounces the shot.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
‘The graves wore crowns of ivy and the neglect of the living. Sad garments of disrespect.’ – C.L. Nolan http://t.co/oryr7zcwbO
'The graves wore crowns of ivy and the neglect of the living. Sad garments of disrespect.' – C.L. Nolan pic.twitter.com/oryr7zcwbO
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
@pilgrimpace This is Hookland. The Old King’s calendar is still used and there are Revels everyday.
@pilgrimpace This is Hookland. The Old King's calendar is still used and there are Revels everyday.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
‘No-one runs away to sea for Royal Navy order. You do it in hope of pirate liberty, the Republic of the Waves.’ – from Nolan’s autobiography
'No-one runs away to sea for Royal Navy order. You do it in hope of pirate liberty, the Republic of the Waves.' – from Nolan's autobiography
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
@Sue_Jonze You do know Nolan wrote hack work Victorian pirate fiction in his early career don’t you?
@Sue_Jonze You do know Nolan wrote hack work Victorian pirate fiction in his early career don't you?
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
@Sue_Jonze Gentlemen’s magazines were full of his Caption Mission tales.
@Sue_Jonze Gentlemen's magazines were full of his Caption Mission tales.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015
@Sue_Jonze My favourite of his pirate tales is the one where a What If pirate utopia ship from a parallel world sights Capetown.
@Sue_Jonze My favourite of his pirate tales is the one where a What If pirate utopia ship from a parallel world sights Capetown.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 3, 2015