things are remembered differently
‘The half-shadow of folk memory, always moving, always cast by the totems of landscape – tree, rock or spire.’ – C.L. Nolan
'The half-shadow of folk memory, always moving, always cast by the totems of landscape – tree, rock or spire.' – C.L. Nolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 28, 2015
@GeorgeMacD It looks a little like a 1950s promotional booklet for some subset cult.
@GeorgeMacD It looks a little like a 1950s promotional booklet for some subset cult.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 28, 2015
@GeorgeMacD It could almost be the sort of pamphlet handed out to you in bits of Hookland. Secrets of Ooze.
@GeorgeMacD It could almost be the sort of pamphlet handed out to you in bits of Hookland. Secrets of Ooze.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 28, 2015
@GeorgeMacD It’s a long way from being published. It is however being serialised as an ongoing work which appeals to my Dickensian side.
@GeorgeMacD It's a long way from being published. It is however being serialised as an ongoing work which appeals to my Dickensian side.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 28, 2015
@ferlamp @rowiecrumbs Thank you!
@ferlamp @rowiecrumbs Thank you!
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 31, 2015
@pinktaxiblogger @ferlamp @rowiecrumbs There’s only a puddle, not ocean, between deep shadows of English Gothic and feverdream of American.
@pinktaxiblogger @ferlamp @rowiecrumbs There's only a puddle, not ocean, between deep shadows of English Gothic and feverdream of American.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 31, 2015
The elusive folk musician Mike Bickerstaff, can sometimes be seen on the Weychester & Blackmore canal. http://t.co/BnEWd6V0YS
The elusive folk musician Mike Bickerstaff, can sometimes be seen on the Weychester & Blackmore canal. pic.twitter.com/BnEWd6V0YS
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 31, 2015
@_psonice @gasmanic It’s the man who invented the ‘dark folk’ genre back in the day. It’s probably a wiper.
@_psonice @gasmanic It's the man who invented the 'dark folk' genre back in the day. It's probably a wiper.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 31, 2015
@_psonice @gasmanic The Guide will eventually get round to covering him and the reasons he became a recluse.
@_psonice @gasmanic The Guide will eventually get round to covering him and the reasons he became a recluse.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 31, 2015
@_psonice @gasmanic I dare say, there might even be a track from him when it comes to compiling the Hookland 1963-1979 album.
@_psonice @gasmanic I dare say, there might even be a track from him when it comes to compiling the Hookland 1963-1979 album.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 31, 2015