Fairly random but am reminded: When I interviewed Sarah Tolmie about her All the Horses of Iceland. Thanks to host The Great Raven. suebursztynski.blogspot.com/2022/04/an-i...

An Interview With Sarah Tolmie by Bryn Hammond

Today I present for you an interview of author Sarah Tolmie, whose new book All The Horses Of Iceland has just been published by Tor. The ...

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Ship wakes me for a checkup. So many lightyears jumped, but this feels like yesterday. Again. All these numbered stars I will forget. Ship asks how I feel. 'Hm. Lackadaisical.' Ship asks did I dream. 'Oh, long ago.' When I knew stars by name, and they promised such tomorrows. #vss365#prompt

wet bench in a beach shelter, long past teatime one-time gods stare at the rain 'I'm gonna make one drop a jellybean,' says god of found sweeties fairylights come on along the prom 'Did one of us do that?' asks god of unheard questions as god of fleeting radiance hops puddle to puddle #vss365

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Today begins the serialization of my standalone book, Empress & Soldier, on Substack. No paywall. Speculative historical fiction - not our world, but not magical. Adult content, three chapters/week. #fiction "'a read for people who like intelligent, well crafted, elegant books" - Amazon review

Empress & Soldier: Chapter 1

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I HAS MADED A SECOND proper VIDEO FOR MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tbdk... All about Land? Not in ten minutes. This is episode one… and the next one will be a reading. #TheTenWorlds #Grimdark #NorseMythology #Iceland Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@bjornlarssen

Land: Episode 1 – About the book

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I've been playing with found #poetry a bit, using P.A. Taverner's 1936 text from Birds of Canada. He writes lyrically about many of the species, not something you'd find today in a bird ID book, generally.

Waterfall and scenery in shades of gold. Painting by Alexey Akindinov: "Waterfall", 60x90 cm, oil on canvas, 2018. CC BY-SA 4.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

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