Posts by Malcolm Timperley
The start of the Easter weekend on the Strathspey Railway (photograph taken at work). Now that Spring is here, the weather has improved...
According to AllMusic - "Quite possibly the worst album by either Bob Dylan or the Grateful Dead, the live Dylan & the Dead completely squanders its promise.....Dylan & the Dead is a sad, disheartening document."
The prosecution rests.
Well, yeah, but "Dylan and the Dead" is arguably the worst live album ever made. 50p is way too much. And that's coming from someone who rates both of them...
Spring arrives in Scotland...
MAGA, you mean? (Make America Go Away).
Scotland. In colour.
Out for a walk...
Finally a day without 100% cloud.
It's part of a preserved steam line, the Severn Valley Railway. The SVR provided the loco and carriages, and SVR staff were extras in the film. A replica signal box was erected in the cutting on the Kidderminster side of Bewdley Tunnel, and Highley signal box was used for the interior shots.
Everyday Eerie Anthology: bit.ly/4a2fbCU. №9: "Malcolm Timperley’s ‘Heat Treatment’ is a clever, unsettling critique of how modern medicine might unintendedly re-ignite old wounds in treating the body while neglecting the lingering, haunting shadows in our minds." James Priestley, GossamerWight.
Fabulous displays all over. Except for Inverness, which was fogbound. Ho hum...
That's a bit harsh. After all, isn't it traditional to celebrate winning the FIFA peace prize by bombing another country?
Final trip of the year into The Great Wilderness. HNY to all...
Time to say goodbye to 2025 on an eerie note, with a free download of "Everyday Eerie" from GossamerWight Literary Magazine (ePub or PDF). Contains my story "Heat Treatment", which should chill the cockles of your heart....
Available here - www.gossamerwight.com/store
Indeed. It took me twice as many to write "Awayday"...
It was OK. Pity it didn't include the 21st century.
Go on - you know it makes sense...
Book cover for “Soot & Boots: An Anthology of Short Festive Fiction.” The illustration shows a pair of tall, black, soot-dusted boots standing on a scuffed wooden floor against a textured blue-grey wall. The title appears in bold white lettering above the boots, and The Broken Spine’s logo sits at the bottom of the cover.
Looking for a seasonal read or a gift for a book lover? Soot & Boots is ready for December nights. #SootAndBoots
A nuclear attack on Plymouth would result in millions of pounds worth of improvements.
Loch Insh yesterday...
Features my ghost story "Asylum Seekers".
Christmas presence...
Yesterday's stroll...
Coming from Timperley, eh? You should try being Timperley...
Book cover for “Soot & Boots: An Anthology of Short Festive Fiction.” The illustration shows a pair of tall, black, soot-dusted boots standing on a scuffed wooden floor against a textured blue-grey wall. The title appears in bold white lettering above the boots, and The Broken Spine’s logo sits at the bottom of the cover.
Thirty writers, thirty winter visions. Soot & Boots brings them together in one seasonal anthology. Out soon. #SootAndBoots
Brexit - the best investment Putin ever made...
Can't match that temperature, but it was -14°C when I took this at Drumrunie last January...
Nonsense! Westminster is home to the best politicians money can buy...
"Seems a tad early this year."
Nonsense! Join the Campaign for Real Winter!