things are remembered differently
@karenjoyce007 That’s part of the tradition and to be the result of a trial marriage was not to be a bastard, but a child of the Puck and to be given a grace rarely bestowed to such children born outside of this festival.
That's part of the tradition and to be the result of a trial marriage was not to be a bastard, but a child of the Puck and to be given a grace rarely bestowed to such children born outside of this festival.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020
The only place to get reprints if Emily BantingÛªs 1981 articles. I think she would be pleased with her current company.
The only place to get reprints if Emily Banting’s 1981 articles. I think she would be pleased with her current company. https://t.co/zfjWLR2ucu
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020
@SydMoore1 I am a working class lad from Essex with no degree or high education and imposture syndrome. I’ve no in nor idea how the literary world works, no-one mentors you when you don’t start writing till very late in your life and there is a lot of sneering at anything ‘genre’.
I am a working class lad from Essex with no degree or high education and imposture syndrome. I've no in nor idea how the literary world works, no-one mentors you when you don't start writing till very late in your life and there is a lot of sneering at anything 'genre'.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020
@SydMoore1 And sometimes, being a nobody is a good thing. It lets us write what we feel is needed and wanted, what we care about without having to think like a landlord. It allows us to dance wildly with words, to experiment and to focus on building community, helping others.
And sometimes, being a nobody is a good thing. It lets us write what we feel is needed and wanted, what we care about without having to think like a landlord. It allows us to dance wildly with words, to experiment and to focus on building community, helping others.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 1, 2020
@SJFTremoribus @Ghostwoods @GroupHookland @PhilH86835657 I am assuming I’ve just got a stinker of a cold as I’ve been inside for 16 weeks aside from taking out the bins on Thursday nights.
I am assuming I've just got a stinker of a cold as I've been inside for 16 weeks aside from taking out the bins on Thursday nights.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 30, 2020
Realities nesting inside of each other, laying eggs that break from shell and cry and scrabble in a world that thought them only a dream. Realities beside each other, banging on the walls, sending messages by a tapping upon pipes. ÛÒ #OlagGandle, 1932
Realities nesting inside of each other, laying eggs that break from shell and cry and scrabble in a world that thought them only a dream. Realities beside each other, banging on the walls, sending messages by a tapping upon pipes. – #OlagGandle, 1932
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 30, 2020
@uair01 Proper.
Proper.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 30, 2020
@countfrockula Indeed, but the one you really want to avoid is the @ReptonGuide Qliphoth.
Indeed, but the one you really want to avoid is the @ReptonGuide Qliphoth.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 30, 2020
There is always some bloody smart arse who think he has more knowledge than the farmer does of his own land. What they never get is the farmer listens to stories of the soil day in, day out. The land talks and we hears secrets no-one else knows. – John Farrer #VOH https://t.co/4MgSAkXpOq
There is always some bloody smart arse who think he has more knowledge than the farmer does of his own land. What they never get is the farmer listens to stories of the soil day in, day out. The land talks and we hears secrets no-one else knows. – John Farrer #VOH pic.twitter.com/4MgSAkXpOq
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 30, 2020
The land stretches, dreams of waking. A thousand spirits turn with it, curling into new constellations below the soil. https://t.co/mVVVzWNuv4
The land stretches, dreams of waking. A thousand spirits turn with it, curling into new constellations below the soil. pic.twitter.com/mVVVzWNuv4
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 30, 2020