A stack of books:
The Sad Eyes of the Lewis Chessmen by George Berguño
Children of the Crimson Sun by Karim Ghahwagi
The Employees by Olga Ravn
The True Deceiver by Tove Jansson
The Unclean Force by Avalon Brantley
The English Understand Wool by Helen DeWitt
Exhalation by Ted Chiang
Oneironauts by Douglas Thompson, art by Pamela Tait
Fabulous Aesop: Classic Tales Revisited by Baby Dee and Friends
How Many Times? by Rhys Hughes
The Moon in a Silver Bag by Colin Insole
Read in November
@olgaravn.bsky.social @glasgowsurrealist.bsky.social @pamelatait.bsky.social @rhysaurus.bsky.social
30.11.2025 23:20
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Douglas Thompson (he/him) is an internationally published writer and poet. The inspiration for Fabian Dysart came to him in a dream, including the title, and he wrote it down when he woke up. Douglas is online at douglasthompson.wordpress.com or @glasgowsurrealist.bsky.social #ShadowsOnTheStage
19.06.2025 20:50
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My first book cover created for someone else: and a very fine novel it is too; The Thane Of The Castle Where The Dead Live by Lorn Macintyre, author of Tobermory Tales and other gems. I've also posted a short review of it on Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk/Thane.../dp/...
12.05.2025 20:02
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"I made a mental note to investigate later the obscure and potentially fascinating relationship between armadillos and time."
- @glasgowsurrealist.bsky.social's The Drowned Labyrinth
15.01.2025 15:11
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Seagulls are the souls of dead sailors
my father was told
by war-hardened old tars at sea
Then what about pigeons?
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@glasgowsurrealist.bsky.social "Pigeon Industria"
18.01.2025 19:09
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