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My latest collection, Thin Places in Hard Concrete, is now out, with 10 brand new weird stories. You can buy the eBook and paperback from Amazon wherever you are. For starters, here’s where you’ll find it if you’re in the UK or US: I’ve...
Perfume PosseSolar Lavender by Issey Miyake Hey there Posse! As you all head into spring in the northern hemisphere I thought we could talk about something aimed at the dudes but in reality perfect for everyone. Solar Lavender, a perfect...
I’ve been using Gemini Pro for almost a year now. I pay google £14 a month and get a single seat on Business Workspace, 2Tb of storage and gemini pro. Plus some other stuff probably that I don’t use. So Gemini has become the default ai...
Thursday 30th April 2026 A bumper bundle of miscellany this month so I’m spreading it over two blogs and beginning this, Part One, in Scotland. And, more precisely in Cumbernauld. The New Town from the late 1950s, early 1960s. And...
Here is something wonderful. Hank Green took all the amazing photos (previously) shot for the Artemis II mission, combined them with the schedule provided by NASA, and made an interactive timeline of it all. It is really quite nice. It...
Barcelos is particularly good to pilgrims. David will tell our the story of the Rooster of Barcelos (Galo de Barcelos), but the rooster is an iconic symbol not only Barcelos, but of Portugal as well. We came across our first rooster in a...
The new horror comedy series on Apple TV is like a combination of Northern Exposure and The Fog, and it really works
Strict No LLM / No AI Policy No LLMs for issues. No LLMs for pull requests. No LLMs for comments on the bug tracker, including translation. English is encouraged, but not required. You are welcome to post in your native language and rely...
Under the imprint of Sports History Publishing, Chris Harte has just released his latest book, continuing a run of titles that look at men's magazines. Now, these aren't the men's magazines of my youth, but the earlier general interest...
I’m a non-stop twiddler. Weaving through traffic, speeding down the ramps, cruising through the city, I’ve got one hand on the wheel and the other tapping through the radio dials. Sure, I swing by for traffic and weather, but then I’m...
I am pretty sure time 2026 is on a skateboard, with a turbo boost feature, as every month seems to fly by. But maybe it’s just me? I kicked off April with my new list: 50 Classic Crime Novels to Read from the 1950s. Do let me know which...