Jon Lyus
@jonlyus.bsky.social
In gutter. Looking at stars. HeyUGuys. OhYeah. Righter. Farther. Bryter. Later. Now available in Blue(Sky). You look beautiful today.
That is PEAK jumper wearing! Bluesky gets brighter today.
November 17, 2025 at 6:17 PM
That is PEAK jumper wearing! Bluesky gets brighter today.
Manly hugs from down south. Looking forward to seeing you on the 27th…
November 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Manly hugs from down south. Looking forward to seeing you on the 27th…
I have core memories associated with all of those (every time I am writing and have to type out the word EXAMINE I regress to 8 year-old me learning the word on my Spectrum) - and the Castrovalva/Escher/Calvino combination is so true. Amazing what excites us at a young age.
November 3, 2025 at 3:28 PM
I have core memories associated with all of those (every time I am writing and have to type out the word EXAMINE I regress to 8 year-old me learning the word on my Spectrum) - and the Castrovalva/Escher/Calvino combination is so true. Amazing what excites us at a young age.
I am thank you, but it was more the kindness with which you asked. The fact that it exists is like a flash of sunlight from grey skies. I hope you’re doing very well too.
October 22, 2025 at 5:11 PM
I am thank you, but it was more the kindness with which you asked. The fact that it exists is like a flash of sunlight from grey skies. I hope you’re doing very well too.
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3. THE SINK: A SLEEP AID (Natasha Hodgson, 2020)
Horror comedy that’s actually funny *and* scary in equal measure - also sad, heartwarming, inventive, and queer as hell, with sound design that feels like someone scratching my bare skull. I listen to it every Halloween and urge you to do the same.
Horror comedy that’s actually funny *and* scary in equal measure - also sad, heartwarming, inventive, and queer as hell, with sound design that feels like someone scratching my bare skull. I listen to it every Halloween and urge you to do the same.
October 3, 2025 at 11:48 AM
3. THE SINK: A SLEEP AID (Natasha Hodgson, 2020)
Horror comedy that’s actually funny *and* scary in equal measure - also sad, heartwarming, inventive, and queer as hell, with sound design that feels like someone scratching my bare skull. I listen to it every Halloween and urge you to do the same.
Horror comedy that’s actually funny *and* scary in equal measure - also sad, heartwarming, inventive, and queer as hell, with sound design that feels like someone scratching my bare skull. I listen to it every Halloween and urge you to do the same.
This is my year made. Loved this magazine so much, and have had a saved search on ebay for over a decade looking for them. Thank you - thank you. Can't wait to dive into the video.
September 29, 2025 at 10:51 AM
This is my year made. Loved this magazine so much, and have had a saved search on ebay for over a decade looking for them. Thank you - thank you. Can't wait to dive into the video.
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I am more a Londoner than I am British and certainly than I feel English. I don’t want to sound weird but: it’s a way of being. To be a Londoner is to love difference enough that you always find ways to make room for other cultures not just your own. Not to tolerate difference;
to revel in it.
to revel in it.
September 17, 2025 at 12:01 PM
I am more a Londoner than I am British and certainly than I feel English. I don’t want to sound weird but: it’s a way of being. To be a Londoner is to love difference enough that you always find ways to make room for other cultures not just your own. Not to tolerate difference;
to revel in it.
to revel in it.