On our way...

Me, short with long blonde hair, holding a copy of the zine Hellebore in an independent bookstore with green-gray carpeting and a wall of books facing cover out on wooden bookshelves

A table filled with the British Library Tales of the Weird series, featuring Circles of Stone by Katy Soar

'Hey Niall! We're in this!' I'm yelling out the door to my friend and colleague at Courtyard Books in Gloucester @helleborezine.bsky.social. Shout out also to @kjsoar.bsky.social who is also heavily represented here!

Big hugs Moomin xx ❤️❤️

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Thank you! Always a pleasure to be in such fine company 🖤

Fantastic! One day I'll be in the area at the right time to visit...

Sounds great! I'll email you

It would be much better (and much more enjoyable) coming from you 👻🖤

I want to take that course! 🖤

Photo shows a copy of a black and red hardback book, entitled 'A History of Horror, Fear, and the Uncanny'

Out now! I very much enjoyed working with Prof. Dawn Keetley as academic consultants to this fascinating and beautifully presented book from Dorling Kindersley

Nary two miles from where I grew up and I just found this (possible) standing stone (Crow Hill standing stone, Nottingham) #standingstonesunday

A little bit by me on green men in the latest @helleborezine.bsky.social. Look at the rest of the contributors! It's going to be a banger.

Cover of Hellebore no.15: The Green Issue, showing a woman communing with nature

In The Green Issue you’ll find pieces by
@pjrobichaud.bsky.social @kjsoar.bsky.social
@drfrancisyoung.bsky.social
@verityholloway.bsky.social
@unheimlichmanvr.bsky.social
Nick Freeman
@mjpcuervo.bsky.social.
Art by Lorenza Dapra and Sam Freeman.
👉🏼 helleborezine.com/products/the-green-issue

Research for this afternoon’s train journey to that there London @kjsoar.bsky.social 🙂

Very tired. Stuck beneath a dog. Send biscuits.

That's the majority of it, yes

Most material comes from our excavations, mainly the former hospital and leprosarium of St Mary Magdalene, and some from Buckfastleigh Holy Trinity, Devon and Meonstoke, plus some UK loans staff are working on. It's all UK material, no idea why it's reported in a piece about overseas material...

So either the author conflated the 2 separate answers, and/or different institutions interpreted the question differently

Yeah, this isn't right. The FOI request had 2 seperate questions: 'How many individual items of human remains are recorded on a database?' (30488) & 'How many individuals are represented by the items of human remains held?' (148 min.)

Most of the material comes from our excavations, primarily at the former hospital and leprosarium of St Mary Magdalene, and some from Buckfastleigh Holy Trinity, Devon and Meonstoke, plus a few UK loans that staff are working on. It's all UK material.

So either the author conflated the 2 separate answers, and/or different institutions interpreted the question differently

The FOI request had 2 seperate questions: 'How many individual items of human remains are recorded on a database?' (30488) & 'How many individuals are represented by the items of human remains held?' (148 min.)

So either the author conflated the 2 separate answers, and/or different institutions interpreted the question differently

This seems to have been the issue. The FOI request had 2 seperate questions: 'How many individual items of human remains are recorded on a database?' (30488) & 'How many individuals are represented by the items of human remains held?' (148 min.)

Amateurs think about the Roman Empire. Pros think about the Bronze Age city states.

“I don’t think the progressives beat us,” he added. “I think the progressives were told how to vote and I think what you saw was a coalition of Islamists and woke progressives that came together to dominate the constituency.”

Or, as some would call it Matt, democracy.

Green party wins Gorton and Denton byelection, pushing Labour to third place in blow to Keir Starmer Hannah Spencer elected as party’s first MP in northern England, as Labour sees a 25.3% drop in vote compared to 2024

These days, it's rare that I wake up feeling relieved about world politics. Today I did! Well-done Hannah Spencer. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Happy anniversary @paulftremlett.bsky.social we have entered the Bronze Age 🖤

It's coming!

👏👏👏 looks fantastic!