Everyday words; words in space; things, people & places on the cusp of change. Cross Roads, Keighley, Bradford, Leeds. Researcher & lecturer. Views mine.
@rjpeaky I heard they will re-release 24-Hour Party People later this year with new scenes, AB digitally inserted into key moments like George Lucas did
@Sturgeworld Change of clothes in your carry-on luggage for when you get to the other end. Was a life-changer for me when doing long haul for work. Maybe spare clothes too, because suitcases can make their own way sometimes…
I work at the University of Leeds and we have a building on campus that seems to resist or erase the lowercase letter ‘r’ - the first photograph is from 2018, the second was taken yesterday. Does @forteantimes know if this type of thing is common?
@Route_News A warm welcome back to civilisation for Karl, who has just reappeared (via Martin Bramah’s FB), after some time spent beyond the reach of human research (eg. Dave Simpson)
@JahDuran @WarpRecords@bleep@AphexTwin Colin Wilson’s confirmed status as an adopted Cornwallian, and being bracketed alongside the likes of RDJ, has made my Friday. Fantastic stuff.
… the pints sunk by Bob and Terry in Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads as their childhood homes were torn-down, Burgess Meredith finally having ‘Time Enough At Last’ to read the world’s literature sat in the rubble of a library in an episode of the Twilight Zone.
A thread of thoughts and connective stuff, inspired by yesterday’s #drinkingspaces24 workshop.
This isn’t refined or polished in any way; just the result of things percolating and thinking about links that wouldn’t exist without people’s papers, via @culturalclare
It reminds me of similar stories: the march which marked the closure of Kellingley Colliery in 2015, when banners were burnt in the grounds of the local WMC at the end of the day…