Image of chapbook cover, with title 'every house needs a ghost' and author name 'Timothy Fox'. Spooky little house in the background. And also maybe the top of a spooky little circus tent.

Got word from @thebraag.bsky.social that my chapbook of Southern Gothic poetry and weird flash fiction is going into a second printing!!! Thanks to @kymdeyn.bsky.social for all their support and to all who have bought a copy!!!
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Today marks the 44th anniversary of the single most sanity-warping print error ever committed to print.

The gnawing, eldritch, Lovecraftian horror of this Peterborough Standard society page from April 18, 1980.

Theremony at tremony at the liremony indeed.

Image of chapbook cover, with title 'every house needs a ghost' and author name 'Timothy Fox'. Spooky little house in the background. And also maybe the top of a spooky little circus tent.

Got word from @thebraag.bsky.social that my chapbook of Southern Gothic poetry and weird flash fiction is going into a second printing!!! Thanks to @kymdeyn.bsky.social for all their support and to all who have bought a copy!!!
thebraag.co/product/ever...

Deleted my substack account.

SHORT STORY REX March 2026 SHORT STORY REX March 2026 1 and 2. “Ice Cream”, Hugh Beim-Steinberg and “The Forest of Almost Death”, Timothy Fox Wait, have I not recommended anything from...

Havent posted about the newsletter here bc I havent posted much of anything anywhere lately but heres the March 2026 "Oops! All Doctors" edition with @timothyfox.bsky.social , Hugh Beim-Steinberg, Camilla Grudova, Sherwood Anderson and the band Humble Pie: buttondown.com/shortstoryre...

My @ergot.bsky.social published story ‘The Forest of Almost Death’ recommended in Short Story Rex! 🌳💀

LONDON POETRY PEOPLE. Um. do you, maybe want to come to my book launch? www.outsavvy.com/event/34936/...

Welcome to the club! Well done!

My @ergot.bsky.social published story ‘The Forest of Almost Death’ recommended in Short Story Rex! 🌳💀

Writing poetry through objects at Sir John Soane's Museum | Writing course | London Delve into the realm of objects in this one-day poetry course, where we will probe how we might write about the material world, inspired by the collecti...

Very excited to be leading an all-day poetry workshop at @soanemuseum.bsky.social for @citylit.bsky.social on May 14. I promise it’ll be weird and curious and surprising.

And went to drama school in Glasgow!

Who knows with my dumbass Texan accent.

Ask @kymdeyn.bsky.social about how I did nothing but cry and blubber my way through my launch reading.

It’s taken about a year, but so glad to finally have them all.

Patience.

It took a bit of time, but I’ve managed to collect all five out-of-print Year’s Best Weird Fiction from @undertow.bsky.social

In 1849 Herman Melville left England from here with a copy of Frankenstein in his pocket; the result was a queer book about a monster of his own making

@thomasha.bsky.social destroying us all with truth bombs. Grateful.

Baz Luhrmann’s Ivo van Hove’s production of The Seagull

Well, Kym, I thought taking it seriously was the point of the internet dot com. I’ll think twice next time.

Thank you! Realized gluten was the trigger for my gastric nasties last year and it’s been a struggle finding good gluten free alternatives

Please share the recipe! The last ones we made came out like bricks

Beware, lest you egg-waken Cthulhu.

It was some journal. Can’t remember which now.

Yup. We've been doing that as well. It's been fun discovering the DVD section at the charity shops, spending time going through what's available. And then whatever we don't want to keep, just donate back.

The library is also an option, of course.

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Welcome to the Braag family!

Sir William Fettes Douglas (1822–1891), “The Spell” Oil on canvas, 1864 A painting, much wider than it is tall, showing a man in a black robe and black skullcap holding a long wand, which he touches against the stone-flagged floor. In front of him, an age-browned skull sits on top of a white sheet and an unsheathed sword, all contained within a chalk circle. A table covered with a faded green cloth, bearing a jumble of old books, sits in a low alcove. Another man, partly concealed behind the first, sits in the alcove reading. A small square window looks out onto an eerie landscape of moonlit pillars on the shore of a lake or sea.

William Fettes Douglas was fascinated by alchemy & mysticism. Here, a magician is trying to raise the spirit of a dead man. The stone walls, with their strange carvings, are slightly disconcerting, & the moonlight lights up the room with a surreal intensity
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Writing poetry through objects at Sir John Soane's Museum | Writing course | London Delve into the realm of objects in this one-day poetry course, where we will probe how we might write about the material world, inspired by the collecti...

Very excited to be leading an all-day poetry workshop at @soanemuseum.bsky.social for @citylit.bsky.social on May 14. I promise it’ll be weird and curious and surprising.

I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING ELSE TO WRITE ABOUT!