things are remembered differently
Those shades of the dead flickering as the slow fade of trauma across time, those shades do not come close to explaining all that we call ghost. – C. Josiffe, 1936 #Ghosts
Those shades of the dead flickering as the slow fade of trauma across time, those shades do not come close to explaining all that we call ghost. – C. Josiffe, 1936 #Ghosts
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 7, 2020
@amendlocke The past makes true aliens.
The past makes true aliens.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 7, 2020
@khawes Cat opera every morning before five and after.
Cat opera every morning before five and after.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 7, 2020
The stone towers of churches give birth to monsters. Things that we know move, stretch their wings and crawl down when we are not looking. – #CLNolan https://t.co/bb80G8nK54
The stone towers of churches give birth to monsters. Things that we know move, stretch their wings and crawl down when we are not looking. – #CLNolan pic.twitter.com/bb80G8nK54
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 7, 2020
@khawes Of course.
Of course.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) August 7, 2020
@SianEsther @CelticMythsPod They want something they can feel inherent power of – land and lore – but for which they will not work, nor put in emotional effort to develop a true relationship with. Swords are pulled from stone not due to genetics, but virtue. There is no virtue in being a racist pisspuffin.
They want something they can feel inherent power of – land and lore – but for which they will not work, nor put in emotional effort to develop a true relationship with. Swords are pulled from stone not due to genetics, but virtue. There is no virtue in being a racist pisspuffin.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 6, 2020
@SianEsther @CelticMythsPod The whole concept of ownership when it comes to folklore is troubling in itself – good stories walk and wander, faeries pack themselves into the bags of the diaspora – but the lazy assumption that it can be owned by mere fact of race … no, just no and never.
The whole concept of ownership when it comes to folklore is troubling in itself – good stories walk and wander, faeries pack themselves into the bags of the diaspora – but the lazy assumption that it can be owned by mere fact of race … no, just no and never.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 6, 2020
@Skionar It will be the Martian Chronicles. It will be a possessed search for fiction to be manifest as truth across generations.
It will be the Martian Chronicles. It will be a possessed search for fiction to be manifest as truth across generations.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 6, 2020
@johnreppion @Quina_The_King It’s a poor imitation. All the worst bits of Dahl and none of the good stuff. It’s like a genetic experiment comprised on enough DNA to fool a paternity test, but not enough switched on code to do owt positive.
It's a poor imitation. All the worst bits of Dahl and none of the good stuff. It's like a genetic experiment comprised on enough DNA to fool a paternity test, but not enough switched on code to do owt positive.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 6, 2020
@johnreppion @Quina_The_King It’s as if someone was attempting to ape the Paddington books and was focused on Mr. Brown’s middle-classness and nothing else. It takes some stupendous getting it wrong to write a book larping as Dahl and end up doing nothing other than reinforcing stereotypes for bullies.
It's as if someone was attempting to ape the Paddington books and was focused on Mr. Brown's middle-classness and nothing else. It takes some stupendous getting it wrong to write a book larping as Dahl and end up doing nothing other than reinforcing stereotypes for bullies.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) July 6, 2020