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Nimue Brown
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Books, Druidry, Music, Steampunk. One of Jessica Law's Outlaws. Also whimsy and weirdness. https://druidlife.wordpress.com/ and https://hopeless-maine.co.uk/
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I don't automatically follow back, I think follow for follow back is a waste of everyone's time. If I think you're relevant to my interests, I'll follow back. I'm fussy because I want to read things that interest me and to engage with people I have things in common with.
thank you! I'm still brewing a lot of thoughts about folk horror and archaeology, so I'd love to be able to share that at some point.
it was all very sudden and dramatic, I wes ill, went blind... there have been ops, I'm a bit better but pretty messed up, annoyingly.
thank you. I can't figure out how to get the chat on here big enough that I can read it, unhelpfully!
Alongside this madcap project there are novels, poetry collections and Druidry books in my shop , all with pagan and animist elements. ko-fi.com/O4O3AI4T/shop
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I have realised that as a person who can barely see I'm going to have a harder time of it making my stuff accessible for other people with different issues - as reading for a talk is now nigh on impossible, producing a text script for one is a bit more awkward for example. I shall learn.
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If anyone wonders whether people care about at accessibility at conferences, I'll point out that my post on accessibility at the conference immediately has more responses than conference post itself.

Make your stance loud and clear.

Also... actually make your conference accessible.
I am going to happen to you :-)
If you've followed me and I know you but I've not followed you back, please wave. I've been offline for months due to blindness (still can't see much) and I may have missed people. If I don't know you but you want to fix that then pleasealso wave.
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#inktober day 14 'Trunk'

The memory of an Oak is written within
Unseen til death
Memories of
sunrise and sunset
hard winters
dark summers
gentle rain
plenty and drought
More changes than our memory ever holds
And now
We trace those years with our fingers, touching history we can only imagine
thank you. I am having a tough week, but also having that grief response of just wanting to hug the living close while I can.
they always make me think of a much appreciated ancestor who had one in her garden.
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This! And adding: Don’t forget about local action. It’s much easier to see the results of your work on a local/community scale vs. a national scale. Doesn’t mean national action isn’t important, but if you’re feeling dismayed because “nothing makes a difference,” that’s much less true locally.
I'm just going to (re)post this whenever I need to remind myself. Maybe it'll help you too?

1. Focus on things in your control & take ONE action there.

2. Limit your inputs. You can't help if you're paralyzed.
I have started reading this - albeit slowly because my brain is still being a bit weird (in a specific eyesight way, the rest of it is normal weird.)
Times are hard, but care and friendship still make worlds of difference. Hugs to anyone who wants or needs them. I'm here for whatever I can usefully do. Let's keep weaving those threads of hope.
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The Day We Ate Grandad: Spend time with a terrible pansexual disaster doing awful things while being judged by a mythological prophet

An otherworldly family drama with tentacles & cosmic horror for fans of MERLIN and THE CALL OF CTHULHU.

#HorrorBooks #BookSky 🌈📚😱🩸📚💙

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Three possible futures. Two versions of the apocalypse. One chance to save the world.
Content Notes A-Z: Addiction and sobriety (drugs, but also literal addiction to a romantic partner) ADHD symptoms that aren’t diagnosed or acknowledged, characters themselves are unaware they exhibit...
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Back when I was doing this I'd already started feeling it wasn't worth the effort of engaging, and I think things have only got worse since then. I think Simon has to, but probably not anyone else.
probably would, yes!
I've really enjoyed the ones I've read so far, he has a knack for capturing a setting in a few key details and an evil sense of humour that I deeply admire.
He's an excellent writer.
A funeral with no body. A military operation that doesn't exist. And a truth worth killing for.

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