Had such a lovely day yesterday.
My questions about Hookland finally started to get out of control, so arranged to have a Skype chat with David to fill in the blanks.
What was going to be a quick Q&A turned into a four hour discussion on folklore! So enjoyable.
You can follow along with Hookland at @HooklandGuide and David at @cultauthor
Also, every Thursday, Twitter goes wild for #FolkloreThursday/@FolkloreThurs
I think David's writing something for their website. You can also catch him at the Spirits of Place Symposium in Liverpool next month. If you get the chance, go - he's endlessly fascinating on all things mythological.
Hookland is starting to feel like something really special. I know there are other authors and artists starting to develop projects around it. It feels like a centre point for creative collaboration.
There's an anthology in the pipeline. Once Creeper's Cottage hits 20,000 I think I'm going to step back for a week to see whether I can develop something suitable for that and catch up on a couple of blog articles I owe.
CCTV makes us all data ghosts except in Hookland, where the cameras have a lot more actual ghosts to focus on. pic.twitter.com/sVXoffySz4— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 8, 2016
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