Month: April 2020

I don’t think I have ever been likened to Alan Garner before so a bit gobsmacked. For the record, anyone thinking I will take Hookland being called YA as an insult is dreaming.

I don't think I have ever been likened to Alan Garner before so a bit gobsmacked. For the record, anyone thinking I will take Hookland being called YA as an insult is dreaming. https://t.co/BgXQRiQhZ3

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

@BenTrelawney Hookland is a place of old ways. https://t.co/Kcce2PkFLN

Hookland is a place of old ways. pic.twitter.com/Kcce2PkFLN

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

Hookland is written assuming its audience is smarter than me. If I was writing YA it would still hold that core assumption.

Hookland is written assuming its audience is smarter than me. If I was writing YA it would still hold that core assumption.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

Hookland recognises authors’ control and intent of their words ends with publication/pressing the send button … someone arbitrary labelling it X or Y or YA is in no way troubling.

Hookland recognises authors' control and intent of their words ends with publication/pressing the send button … someone arbitrary labelling it X or Y or YA is in no way troubling.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

If you want something which called be specifically called Hookland YA there’s a whole novel of it by @AuthorMGW https://t.co/5ZaJwGgaA6.

If you want something which called be specifically called Hookland YA there's a whole novel of it by @AuthorMGW https://t.co/5ZaJwGgaA6.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

@WritersFrock It is up there.

It is up there.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

@shellilefay @DothTheDoth @SianEsther @EimearArt @Jamberee13 @HeidiSelkie @IcySedgwick @MagdaKnight @Wytchelm @P_J_Richards Well that is just grand company. Thank you! Deeply appreciated.

Well that is just grand company. Thank you! Deeply appreciated.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

@WhatMollySaid Do not put the Darrow in the Barrow. It’s one of those basic commands in life life such as not putting baby in the corner.

Do not put the Darrow in the Barrow. It's one of those basic commands in life life such as not putting baby in the corner.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

Hodology is an intriguing, powerful branch of knowledge. It suggests which old tracks were first carved by reindeer hoof in time of ice, tells why bridleway came to be. To the hologist, every path is story, a deep telling of the land. ‰ÛÒ #CLNolan https://t.co/uDhD3ImN1J

Hodology is an intriguing, powerful branch of knowledge. It suggests which old tracks were first carved by reindeer hoof in time of ice, tells why bridleway came to be. To the hologist, every path is story, a deep telling of the land. – #CLNolan pic.twitter.com/uDhD3ImN1J

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020

Certain homes shiver, not against the constant threat of flood, but at the knowledge that they are watched from beneath the ripples. That when it comes to Stay Belows, the riverside view is entirely a two-way affair. https://t.co/FQsHWTFE3g

Certain homes shiver, not against the constant threat of flood, but at the knowledge that they are watched from beneath the ripples. That when it comes to Stay Belows, the riverside view is entirely a two-way affair. pic.twitter.com/FQsHWTFE3g

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 4, 2020