I came to pay my respects in person. Yes, really.

Important update from the Pratchett estate about the Good Omens graphic novel. www.kickstarter.com/projects/dun...

#OtD 25 Jan 1995 Manchester United football legend Eric Cantona kung fu kicked a fascist football hooligan, who attended far-right NF and BNP rallies and had convictions for violent crime including attacking an anti-fascist. Commemorative merch here: shop.workingclasshistory.com/...

Nice people are struggling over the revelations on Gaiman, and something I keep hearing is, 'His work had a big influence on how I shaped my own identity.' So here's something to remember:

You did that. He didn't do it for you. 1/

it's going to sound gimmicky but I think that women shouldn't have to read the Gaiman piece but all men should read it to the end, just as all men should have read all the long reads about the Pelicot case, so many seem to still not realise the extent to which so many men hate and want to hurt us

The Vulture article about Gaiman is incredible reporting, and the women who shared their stories are immensely brave.

I would like to echo others and say that the descriptions of sexual assault and abuse are graphic. It is okay to not read it. It is okay to stop reading it (I had to).

It is 19:43 and I have just sunk into the hottest of hot baths because I had to go into the office today where the heating was not working.

The problem with every social media platform move is that I always had different people in different places. Twitter was book people and F1. Instagram carried some of these over then added cross stitch people because pictures. Threads has very few carry overs and many new hockey people.
Here? IDKY

*tap tap* well here we go again.