things are remembered differently
@magoniareview @GBliss @CentreMyth Exactly so and exactly why the art of @MariaStrutz was commissioned for the first Hookland book. https://t.co/3V1aKMnclB
Exactly so and exactly why the art of @MariaStrutz was commissioned for the first Hookland book. pic.twitter.com/3V1aKMnclB
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 3, 2020
I think some of the 1950s tourist posters for Hookland miss the county’s essential darkness. – #MattAdams, 1980 https://t.co/lZcPTqjlAu
I think some of the 1950s tourist posters for Hookland miss the county's essential darkness. – #MattAdams, 1980 pic.twitter.com/lZcPTqjlAu
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) February 3, 2020
The Repton carnival of fools was worse than ever before. The undertakers of the area joined in the hobby horse parade. Their actual horses pulling a coffin on which small skeletons seemed to dance a jig. – extract from the diary of Arthur Blatchford, 1877 https://t.co/FefZLExKRS
The Repton carnival of fools was worse than ever before. The undertakers of the area joined in the hobby horse parade. Their actual horses pulling a coffin on which small skeletons seemed to dance a jig. – extract from the diary of Arthur Blatchford, 1877 pic.twitter.com/FefZLExKRS
— ReptonGuide (@ReptonGuide) January 2, 2020
People are most upset that book is kept in a cage in the crypt. Many claim it is because it contains nine secret names for God and refuse to believe the antiphonary is held their simply because it is so fragile. – Rev. Paul Wilson, Rector of Our Lady of Repton, 1921-1934 https://t.co/DnubdlUlJO
People are most upset that book is kept in a cage in the crypt. Many claim it is because it contains nine secret names for God and refuse to believe the antiphonary is held their simply because it is so fragile. – Rev. Paul Wilson, Rector of Our Lady of Repton, 1921-1934 pic.twitter.com/DnubdlUlJO
— ReptonGuide (@ReptonGuide) January 3, 2020
Yes. I know. There not their. I am grumpy with pain today. You may test this statement by pedantry if you are brave enough.
Yes. I know. There not their. I am grumpy with pain today. You may test this statement by pedantry if you are brave enough.
— ReptonGuide (@ReptonGuide) January 3, 2020
@knotgirl1 Ah, but do you know he isnÛªt being snarky about a specific male historian attacking the validity of paying attention to folklore in 1934? A statistical analysis would show Nolan uses they rather than he or she when referring to professions in more than 80 percent of his works.
Ah, but do you know he isn’t being snarky about a specific male historian attacking the validity of paying attention to folklore in 1934? A statistical analysis would show Nolan uses they rather than he or she when referring to professions in more than 80 percent of his works.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 2, 2020
England of the mediaeval then was formed from a network of saintsÛª bones and shrines. A relay of relics and circuits of pilgrimage. It was, as it has always been, a map of magics. – Dr. Michael Benn, 1976
England of the mediaeval then was formed from a network of saints’ bones and shrines. A relay of relics and circuits of pilgrimage. It was, as it has always been, a map of magics. – Dr. Michael Benn, 1976
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 2, 2020
@knotgirl1 Well only post 1889 and his recovery from ether addiction do you see any sign of that and even then, you donÛªt really strongly notice it till the 1920s.
Well only post 1889 and his recovery from ether addiction do you see any sign of that and even then, you don’t really strongly notice it till the 1920s.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 2, 2020
New Sandman Slim is always a reason for deep joy, but Hooklanders may find even more reasons for joy in this coming volume.
New Sandman Slim is always a reason for deep joy, but Hooklanders may find even more reasons for joy in this coming volume. https://t.co/sdNwM0bx3n
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 2, 2020
They teach you in school that old King Ethelbert believed that the wind could blow away bad magic, keep spells from landing where they were cast to go. They teach it to laugh at him, but the cunning donÛªt laugh at such things. – Tom Rudd #FolkloreThursday
They teach you in school that old King Ethelbert believed that the wind could blow away bad magic, keep spells from landing where they were cast to go. They teach it to laugh at him, but the cunning don’t laugh at such things. – Tom Rudd #FolkloreThursday
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 2, 2020