Steven Smith

Author of #fantasy series THE TREE OF LIFE, Dark Ages fantasy THIS SACRED ISLE and SF novel THE WASTE. Books, art, folklore, mythology, history & Ipswich Town.

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💫Explore mysterious and dangerous lands...

📚The fantasy and science fiction novels of Steven Smith - all available in paperback, eBook or FREE to read with Kindle Unlimited

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Giorgio de Chirico
Departure

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Smaug the Golden — John Howe

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'The vibrant proof of a presence slipped away': Why David Hockney's 1967 masterpiece is newly poignant after his death
https://t.co/4jEKCXx4pJ via @BBC_Culture

#art #DavidHockney

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The Causeway, Wiltshire Downs, Eric Ravilious, 1937. The original artwork is in the collection of @V_and_A. #Wiltshire

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From The Guardian: The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup

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#readingcommunity #sciencefiction #horror #fantasy

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Castles by Ian Miller.

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Tim Hildebrandt. Cover art for a 1988 edition of The City of Gold and Lead by John Christopher (1967)

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The Day Of The Triffids (1981). John Wyndham's "cosy catastrophe" gets a gritty Cold War survivalist style production by the BBC.

John Duttine is the stoic everyman hero Bill, with the grim task of surviving in a devastated world. Emma Relph and Maurice Colbourne give powerful performances as Jo Playton and Jack Coker respectively, and they come to very different conclusions about the duty towards the blinded population and the necessity of long term survival.

The Triffids in this are nice and chilling: it's hard to make a plant seem terrifying, but with their rattling hissing sound they gave many viewers nightmares.

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Masterpiece Story: A View of Salisbury from Harnham by John Constable - https://t.co/E9NvoWyCV4 via @dailyartmag

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From BBC Culture - An Ancient Greek coin to a defaced penny: The groundbreaking audio series that explored world history through objects

https://t.co/ZCeenTsHZI via @BBC_Culture

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From The Guardian: MC Escher review – hallucinatory insights from the master of the mind-bending staircase

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💫THE MAP OF THE KNOWN WORLD | epic fantasy

In a world where magic cuts deeper than any blade, Elowen discovers she is the key to a prophecy drenched in blood and betrayal...

The Map of the Known World is a novel of magic, adventure and friendship

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A Matter of Life and Death (1946)

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Close Encounters, UFOs and cover-ups: Why Spielberg's 1977 conspiracy theory classic is so relevant in 2026

https://t.co/0YmSasnRXa via @BBC_Culture

#UFOs #ufologia #DisclosureDay

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The Shire from "The Lord of the Rings" by John Blanche, 'A Tolkien Bestiary' (David Day, 1979)

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📚Book review: The Institute by Stephen King

"...this is a top-notch, inventive thriller, the impact of which lingers long after the final page."

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LOTR concept art by Mike Ploog

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