@justrena Well that is only right and proper.
Well that is only right and proper.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2020
Month: November 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 2:54:11
@HenryRothwell You know how we feel about Nash around here … https://t.co/CAiB08CqrX
You know how we feel about Nash around here … pic.twitter.com/CAiB08CqrX
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 3:48:10
A child’s sense of safety may end at their own gate or a little down the lane. A child’s sense of safety dies on the edge of Harpad Common. – #CLNolan https://t.co/VCw2yjkzSS
A child's sense of safety may end at their own gate or a little down the lane. A child's sense of safety dies on the edge of Harpad Common. – #CLNolan pic.twitter.com/VCw2yjkzSS
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 10, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 17:35:44
We live among objects of mystery and fractured folklore. There is no totality of archaeological explanation, no decoding of legend to explain every barrow and stone. – Dr. Michael Benn, 1976 https://t.co/4QTy34pXxw
We live among objects of mystery and fractured folklore. There is no totality of archaeological explanation, no decoding of legend to explain every barrow and stone. – Dr. Michael Benn, 1976 pic.twitter.com/4QTy34pXxw
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 20:10:55
The danger is when you make your folkloric monsters – the Hookland Hell Horse, the Maryworth Sea Serpent, the Marsh Ape – into part of the tourist industry, you forget that these beasts bite, these creatures scratch. – Emily Banting, 1981
The danger is when you make your folkloric monsters – the Hookland Hell Horse, the Maryworth Sea Serpent, the Marsh Ape – into part of the tourist industry, you forget that these beasts bite, these creatures scratch. – Emily Banting, 1981
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 20:16:10
@TheSacredIsle Hometown prophets.
Hometown prophets.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 20:31:07
@TheSacredIsle In my last tweet I talked of the issues of heritaging and commodifying folklore. You donÛªt make folklore safe, you donÛªt try to disconnect it from being a living tradition by ossifying it with Û÷official versionÛª.
In my last tweet I talked of the issues of heritaging and commodifying folklore. You don’t make folklore safe, you don’t try to disconnect it from being a living tradition by ossifying it with ‘official version’.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 21:11:14
@catvincent @Alpha_Greywolf @cstross Aye, the movement from cosmic terror awe to Cthulhu plush may rob of the psychically needed sublime.
Aye, the movement from cosmic terror awe to Cthulhu plush may rob of the psychically needed sublime.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 21:18:47
@Alpha_Greywolf @catvincent @cstross Except that fails to manifest. What you actually get are Scooby-Doo wannabes with no concept of respect who think a cheap camera and a ‘spooky place’ is TV gold , eco-damage plastic imported from China and authenticity spirals.
Except that fails to manifest. What you actually get are Scooby-Doo wannabes with no concept of respect who think a cheap camera and a 'spooky place' is TV gold , eco-damage plastic imported from China and authenticity spirals.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2020
Hookland 11/4/20 21:54:30
The neo-Nazis want out folklore. You what we say round here don’t you? Ghost soil not blood and nationalistic numptiness. #FolkloreAgainstFascism #ReEnchantmentIsResistance https://t.co/UigZzKEs3G
The neo-Nazis want out folklore. You what we say round here don't you? Ghost soil not blood and nationalistic numptiness. #FolkloreAgainstFascism #ReEnchantmentIsResistance pic.twitter.com/UigZzKEs3G
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 11, 2020