Month: March 2021

@IsabelCurdes Gorgeous.

Gorgeous.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2021

Tomorrow, at 5:30pm GMT, a gentler kind of #HookWatch begins with The Pogles. Get yourself a mug of tea and a chocolate biscuit and take 10 minutes out of the day to watch some utter nonsense in company of other tea drinkers and biscuit munchers. https://t.co/xH5KIh6jvG

Tomorrow, at 5:30pm GMT, a gentler kind of #HookWatch begins with The Pogles. Get yourself a mug of tea and a chocolate biscuit and take 10 minutes out of the day to watch some utter nonsense in company of other tea drinkers and biscuit munchers. https://t.co/xH5KIh6jvG

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2021

@wolri This speaks highly of you.

This speaks highly of you.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2021

@midsomerplots @_stuckings Honour your mistakes.

Honour your mistakes.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2021

@IsabelCurdes An untethered sense of reality is hard to capture, but you have it there..

An untethered sense of reality is hard to capture, but you have it there..

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 3, 2021

@Feralfay Employers should provide ample Pogle breaks.

Employers should provide ample Pogle breaks.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 3, 2021

@memizon Such an underrated band.

Such an underrated band.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 3, 2021

Herbs in bottles is the default of kitchens, not of witches. You cannot bottle awe, reverence and connection. You cannot hear the song of the land through those herbs behind glass. – #EmilyBanting #WitchWednesday

Herbs in bottles is the default of kitchens, not of witches. You cannot bottle awe, reverence and connection. You cannot hear the song of the land through those herbs behind glass. – #EmilyBanting #WitchWednesday

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 3, 2021

@BmillsBilly Well, Hookland is all about dissecting the bucolic lie. Always has been. My sense of folklore is as a living thing found in pubs, playgrounds or bus stop graffiti. You find it as much along the bruised-lip of city canal as you do wild wood. Folklore itself is rarely into pretty.

Well, Hookland is all about dissecting the bucolic lie. Always has been. My sense of folklore is as a living thing found in pubs, playgrounds or bus stop graffiti. You find it as much along the bruised-lip of city canal as you do wild wood. Folklore itself is rarely into pretty.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 3, 2021

@BmillsBilly I‰Ûªd argue that most with an interest in folklore don‰Ûªt have an expectation of pretty. What many folkloric folks respond to in Pre-Raphaelite work is a sense of the legendary, a response to a sense of an enfolding world of magic.

I’d argue that most with an interest in folklore don’t have an expectation of pretty. What many folkloric folks respond to in Pre-Raphaelite work is a sense of the legendary, a response to a sense of an enfolding world of magic.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 3, 2021