Month: January 2020

@MartinNHW @Keir_Starmer @DrRosena @UKLabour I first heard of Kier Starmer as someone radicalised as a teenager on frontlines at Wapping. I have seen him be brave, radical and principled across the years at invisible, unpopular events. I might lose friends over it, but the candidate for me as a rate consistency of values.

I first heard of Kier Starmer as someone radicalised as a teenager on frontlines at Wapping. I have seen him be brave, radical and principled across the years at invisible, unpopular events. I might lose friends over it, but the candidate for me as a rate consistency of values.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

@muteboy I try to reserve my snark now for narcissistic Twitter ads from CEOs and tepid writers, because there is no joy, art or craft in those promoted tweets.

I try to reserve my snark now for narcissistic Twitter ads from CEOs and tepid writers, because there is no joy, art or craft in those promoted tweets.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

Olag Gandle remains the master of 1930s science fiction featuring impossibly spiritual aliens copulating as a ritual to transcend time. – Excerpt from the Olag Gandle entry in ‰Û÷Who Was Who In British Science Fiction‰Ûª, Slow Tentacle Press, 1982

Olag Gandle remains the master of 1930s science fiction featuring impossibly spiritual aliens copulating as a ritual to transcend time. – Excerpt from the Olag Gandle entry in ‘Who Was Who In British Science Fiction’, Slow Tentacle Press, 1982

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

Look up Hookland! Look up for the stone avatars of the Queen of Owls. Look up for winged wisdom, the eyes that see all across the flight of time. https://t.co/bb3NexmGs0

Look up Hookland! Look up for the stone avatars of the Queen of Owls. Look up for winged wisdom, the eyes that see all across the flight of time. pic.twitter.com/bb3NexmGs0

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

@debbiesuth27 @GhostCatLady @redrichie Not that good at the sarcasm thing either. Might want to work on that when you are on the whole trying to make yourself look clever thing.

Not that good at the sarcasm thing either. Might want to work on that when you are on the whole trying to make yourself look clever thing.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

None will talk of the water-wives. Not for ale nor coin. – Dr. Bron, 1645

None will talk of the water-wives. Not for ale nor coin. – Dr. Bron, 1645

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

@WaterworksLDN Honestly, this feels profoundly false and late. Ecological afterthought at best, arse covering at worst.

Honestly, this feels profoundly false and late. Ecological afterthought at best, arse covering at worst.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

@WaterworksLDN What about those of us disabled and unable to attend? How will our views be represented on the night?

What about those of us disabled and unable to attend? How will our views be represented on the night?

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 29, 2020

@uair01 The Hookland diaspora is strong in the Appalachians.

The Hookland diaspora is strong in the Appalachians.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 1, 2020

Of all those whirring temples of gilded wood rides erased by the last fire at Luna Park, the most missed by many generations was the Bestiary Carousel and the chance it gave to tide not just wyverns, but shucks, foam foals, even the Empress Eel and the Hookland Ghost Bear.

Of all those whirring temples of gilded wood rides erased by the last fire at Luna Park, the most missed by many generations was the Bestiary Carousel and the chance it gave to tide not just wyverns, but shucks, foam foals, even the Empress Eel and the Hookland Ghost Bear.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 1, 2020