A "book marketing" scammer has been claiming I'm a client, and using a fake reference. If they approach you let me know. I've never used book marketing services or provided a book marketer with a reference.
The majority of QTs are not so much hinged or unhinged as muttering "you're not the boss of me" at their secondary school English teacher from several decades ago
I wrote this down in around 2007 after having a dream about bowling with Jacques Derrida.
As you can see it’s a visual representation of “The Second Coming” as a gyre composed of two cones and something about a section of a cone being parabola/parable/parole.
At one time I would have said: I'm not convinced books should be read with any knowledge of the author. No name on the cover. All books published anonymously. But this did depend on me taking for granted that anonymous writers would at minimum be human, so there goes that dream.
The one time I ate mince pie flavoured ice cream it basically tasted of rum and raisin but with pastry (which was fine just not uniquely festive in any way)
Just to flip this on its head, for some reason locals tend to pronounce Birmingham's Alcester Road with three syllables (even though we pronounce the town name as Alster), while visitors assume two.