things are remembered differently
ÛÏTell those kids who keep ringing in to report a man with Û÷black holes for handsÛª to lay off the glue or they wonÛªt grow up to write Doctor Who.Û – #DICallaghan
“Tell those kids who keep ringing in to report a man with ‘black holes for hands’ to lay off the glue or they won’t grow up to write Doctor Who.” – #DICallaghan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 3, 2019
@VertigoJones Always remember the default setting of Hookland is unease.
Always remember the default setting of Hookland is unease.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 3, 2019
@onlykindofbrave @ZolaClyde1 @Tidelands No. It is a reference to English traditions of cunning, sea-witches and historical shore hags such as Sarah Moore.
No. It is a reference to English traditions of cunning, sea-witches and historical shore hags such as Sarah Moore.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019
@johnreppion @EllenJRogers My favourite Stephen King book is SalemÛªs Lot. It is infused with hope. Awful happens, but one person can make a difference, bravery is not crushed and evil is faced.
My favourite Stephen King book is Salem’s Lot. It is infused with hope. Awful happens, but one person can make a difference, bravery is not crushed and evil is faced.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019
@johnreppion @EllenJRogers Currently my gums are turning black, my teeth are about to fall out, my digestive system has packed up and my cell count is crazy. If I get through this, I couldnÛªt afford to replace my teeth and looking at having any medical issue in a No-Deal Brexit make my shiver.
Currently my gums are turning black, my teeth are about to fall out, my digestive system has packed up and my cell count is crazy. If I get through this, I couldn’t afford to replace my teeth and looking at having any medical issue in a No-Deal Brexit make my shiver.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019
@johnreppion @EllenJRogers Horror has comfort in it. The familiar monsters, the old terrors are often a solve against uncertainty. Horror can be absolutely bleak or tinged with the best of humanity while looking at its worst. Horror is always the mirror of us.
Horror has comfort in it. The familiar monsters, the old terrors are often a solve against uncertainty. Horror can be absolutely bleak or tinged with the best of humanity while looking at its worst. Horror is always the mirror of us.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019
@johnreppion @EllenJRogers For me, I have no desire for pornography in any form. Years ago I interviewed Bill Hicks who talked about the Û÷pornography of doomÛª surrounding Revelation Christian and survivalist culture. I want my horror as the erotica of terror not tawdry splatter-porn.
For me, I have no desire for pornography in any form. Years ago I interviewed Bill Hicks who talked about the ‘pornography of doom’ surrounding Revelation Christian and survivalist culture. I want my horror as the erotica of terror not tawdry splatter-porn.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019
@jomacmouse Oh we all know that neither I nor the real life DI Callaghan are clever enough to be conscious poets.
Oh we all know that neither I nor the real life DI Callaghan are clever enough to be conscious poets.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019
@oshanohun Growing up among coastal superstations as a child, I learnt that tides carve maps inside you, that salt-winds tattoo your bones. The sea is one of our great mysteries and we dance with it.
Growing up among coastal superstations as a child, I learnt that tides carve maps inside you, that salt-winds tattoo your bones. The sea is one of our great mysteries and we dance with it.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019
Even though the circle of trees have been cut down, they still act as green-ward for the church at Danebury. https://t.co/IPY4bGgpl0
Even though the circle of trees have been cut down, they still act as green-ward for the church at Danebury. pic.twitter.com/IPY4bGgpl0
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 4, 2019