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Good Omens is my life now. She/her/they, Crowley coded, writer, artist, historian, equestrian, professor, social justice warrior. Feral. Pigeon. Michael Sheen.

Do not messe wyth writers. Thei are the kyndeste and meanest and weirdest folk on Earthe. Thei kan create a person yn a second, or make a partye be rememberid for two thousande years. Thei kan stitch and unstitch worldes. Thei give names to emociouns we do not yet understande. Odd people, mightye.

Some busy days ahead! The printer has delivered a sturdy box of unbound pages and I must look out my needles and get to work. The finished diary — which will comprise 264 pages of observations and incidents, from before time until the present day, captivating art by

Two stacks of pages printed with notes from a meeting of the Human Development project.Soft leather in bookshop burgundy is draped over a printed page.Pages 258 and 259 of the diary, bearing line drawings of flowers and a coloured picture of Crowley and myself in our garden. A corner of page 153 reveals a snippet of text:

 “If I sound just a smidgen out of sorts, it can be attributed to the fact that instead of writing this
 entry from a vineyard overlooking the river Elsa,  I am ensconced in a…”

This century-old tradition dates back to the 1850s when a bishop's daughter first trained the birds to pull a hanging rope for lunch. IG: @maddy.lee.98 Bishop's Palace in Wells, Somerset, England

On this day in 1944, the Gestapo found Anne Frank and her family in their Secret Annex. Her diary stands as a warning against hatred and persecution. Eighty years later, we should recognize the warning signs before it’s too late.🙂‍↕️

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New art, new art! Artist: Cree Howlett. In 1861, they visited the North American southwest to live out their mutual cowboy dreams. Crowley has no idea what to do with a rifle, but Aziraphale thinks he looks “Dashing and dangerous, my boy!”, and that’s all that matters.

Two square art prints. In one, Crowley is dressed in all black, holding a rifle under one arm with a pistol strap to his hip. In the other print, as Deerfield is confidently a stride, a horse, his coat blowing behind him as he rides. They think they look very cool, and they are.