@dmarto2 @azrael2393 Yet in all the appropriation of title, there was always underneath in Hookland, an understanding that the peculiar customs and rituals of death in England were not in the end about taboo, but making a permissive space for grief and therefore, deep emotional need for such books.
Yet in all the appropriation of title, there was always underneath in Hookland, an understanding that the peculiar customs and rituals of death in England were not in the end about taboo, but making a permissive space for grief and therefore, deep emotional need for such books.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 2, 2019