Great to see my horror rpg Dead of Night get a mention in the latest Tabletop Magazine - thanks @giantbrain.co.uk! If Iain has piqued your interest, you can grab your own copy here: steampowerpublishing.com/dead-of-night/

Oh to be a tiny ibis leaning on an even tinier crouching baboon @sainsburycentre.bsky.social

And kept my stripes big instead

Yeh @garfytop.bsky.social’s look amazing! I went for tiny Blood Angels instead…

Or this very elegant one from Djemila in Algeria #octopus #mosaicmonday

Sneaking in this lil guy from Djemila, Algeria for #mosaicmonday

I’m gonna be a rebel and post two.

The (now closed) Sir Colin Campbell down at Gloucester Docks. Always reliable for a late night lock in or an underaged pint.

Spent my last day in Algeria exploring its third city, Constantine, which is built atop rocky promontories linked by 8 bridges. Breathtaking.

That’s it, that’s the end of my Algerian photos! Such an amazing trip, and at least some of it will make it into the book!

Last day of ruins today: Timgad, the Roman city of Thamugadi, up on the high plateau and so well preserved; the Medrecen, the tomb of a Numidian king, as featured on the 2000 dinar note; and the Tomb of Massinissa, in the foothills above Constantine (his old capital of Cirta).

Another day another ruined Roman city - this time Djemila, up in the hills west of Constantine. Wonderful.

Tipaza, Cherchell and the Royal Tomb of Mauretania - I’ve waited 4 1/2 years to visit here, finally made it!

Off on a long-awaited adventure. First day in Algeria.

Thrilled to be shortlisted for the Tony Lothian Prize for best unpublished biography, for my biography of Juba II - alongside some other great projects!

thebiographersclub.com/the-tony-lot...

Marina Warner’s Inventory of a Life Mislaid, ahead of teaching KT in class next week. The writing is gorgeous.