For Our Consideration: King was right.

The 'novel' is David Niven's autobiography, The Moon's A Balloon.

Or; it was emotionally apt but disappointing plot-wise, and you're a smug сunt.

Reminder that in his home town of Hebden Bridge, Sheeran is never ever mentioned. We try and pretend the warbly little gobshite never happened.

Very happy to see a US publisher for this: originally released by Influx Press, who have a bunch of fine writers in their stable. And they've got a Kickstarter on to boost the imprint: https://www.kickstarter.com…

Stick with it until end of 4th episode: you'll know for sure by then.

Was annoyed by cliffhanger ending on DX (sorry - even sorrier the franchise is basically dead now).

My dear Tonks has learned this over the years; if your work doesn't fit the mainstream of the art world, it's easy to feel invisible. So, she shows in other venues, does the work without giving a fig for the fine art world.

The sound of my last Saturday night: Greg Wilson @ 14 Hour Super Weird Happening Finale, The Florrie, Liverpool 01.04.17

I really must get a kilt.

I used to know Talis Kimberly quite well, back in the day.

Blair did, but he lied about it. He was, literally, a crypto-Catholic.

Yup.

GY!BE!

Upvoted for Gomez.

Michael Boddicker - 'Buckaroo Banzai closing credits'
The Cooper Temple Clause - 'In Your Time'
Gazelle Twin - 'Exorcise'
Saint Eve - 'Bête Noire'
Muslimgauze - 'Eleven Minarets Part 10'
Two Steps From Hell - 'Velocitron'
Shirley Walker - 'Friendley Fish Truck/Missile Fish/Francis Gets Happy (Extended)/I Know You're…

-Weeping Gorilla

Slightly ahead of you, mate.

I scored some skunk!

The weekend went amazingly well: managed all 3 sets without blowing it, Tonks did her thing & folk loved it (and I got to introduce her to Alan Moore), lots of creative seeds planted.