Jeff Butterfield
@skypigeon.bsky.social
Old guy with a mellow voice who occasionally self-publishes books and enjoys recording other people's books.
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Brother Cobweb
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January 18, 2025 at 5:02 PM
More about Brother Cobweb, by the earlier mentioned Alfred Eaker, including all forms in which you can purchase the work. www.amazon.com/Audible-Brot...
I won't go into the backstory of how this came about, but suffice to say a search of Alfred Eaker is worth your time. Surrealist artist, peformer, producer and writer, he left his own unique mark on the universe before his death in 2023.
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January 18, 2025 at 4:59 PM
I won't go into the backstory of how this came about, but suffice to say a search of Alfred Eaker is worth your time. Surrealist artist, peformer, producer and writer, he left his own unique mark on the universe before his death in 2023.
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Hi. First BlueSky post, ever.
Anyone want to talk about Les Misérables?
The book, not the musical. I've almost finished it. And I wonder, could Victor Hugo get published today, in all his detailed, meandering, "you MUST know this about Paris/Napoleon/sewers/etc to REALLY understand" glory?
Anyone want to talk about Les Misérables?
The book, not the musical. I've almost finished it. And I wonder, could Victor Hugo get published today, in all his detailed, meandering, "you MUST know this about Paris/Napoleon/sewers/etc to REALLY understand" glory?
January 4, 2025 at 4:55 PM
Hi. First BlueSky post, ever.
Anyone want to talk about Les Misérables?
The book, not the musical. I've almost finished it. And I wonder, could Victor Hugo get published today, in all his detailed, meandering, "you MUST know this about Paris/Napoleon/sewers/etc to REALLY understand" glory?
Anyone want to talk about Les Misérables?
The book, not the musical. I've almost finished it. And I wonder, could Victor Hugo get published today, in all his detailed, meandering, "you MUST know this about Paris/Napoleon/sewers/etc to REALLY understand" glory?