I’ve agreed a fee to keep quiet.

I hope this doesn’t get back to a certain island in Greece.

I’m surprised you didn’t talk movies.

Flock of Sheep in a courtyard by a poster. The central poster features a hand pointing forward, reminiscent of propaganda styles, with text reading "LA MAJORITE C'EST VOUS" (The Majority is You).

Goodnight.

La majorité, c'est vous" (The Majority is You)
René Maltête, 1960

Some fantastic albums here. I don't agree with all the choices but that's part of the fun, isn't it?

With Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck et al in ‘Ball of Fire’ (1941)

Reynardine. This lovely fox is outside The Harbour pub in New Brighton.

Just noticed a Buster Spooky Stories sold on eBay last month for 40 quid.

I definitely missed the boat on that. Someone should reprint it. Definitely a market out there.

Yes. Sadly a few things over the years disappeared.

I’d love to come across that Buster book.

Trump prepared to kill thousands just to cover up the Epstein files. What a piece of scum he is.

Sleeve and music, both perfect.

This really does mean a lot coming from @andrewmale.bsky.social, a great storyteller in his own right and a brilliant, egoless editor to boot. His interviews with Bill Callahan and Bill Fay exist as little reminders in my head that this is the standard for which I have to try and shoot.

Watching Atalanta v Dortmund the joy of no co-commentator is sublime. Just commentary and no disembodied voice stating the bleeding obvious. I’d forgotten how good that is.

Too late, I’ve already ordered it. Thanks anyway.

I love that film.

Definitely.

Graham Greene
Larry McMurtry
Kurt Vonnegut
Dickens
Richard Brautigan

My Silks and Fine Array is one of the most beautiful songs ever.

Just a note to say that if you're ever approached by a @mojomagazine.bsky.social writer on Facebook/X promising to cover your music/band/record label for "a modest fee" THIS IS A SCAM. MOJO and its writers would never do this but many a clever scam account does.

That’s not a bad substitute.

I’m going.

Looking forward to this.

Cannonball Gus and robotic East European teams.

In the same house as dad and me, some names had to stick.

That’s very true.

Thanks,I’ll check them out.

What a picture.

Love the Pentangle album. Forgive my ignorance on the others.