Michael Walters
@michaelwalters.uk
Creative writing. Literature. Films. Trying new artsy things. Likes genre and weird stuff. Author of The Complex: https://www.saltpublishing.com/products/the-complex-9781784631628 Also on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/michaelwaltersauthor
Bleurgh couple of days in work, a series of tiny daggers, but I’m still standing.
Not-to-do list: 1. Think that you are not good enough or undeserving 2. Stay trapped in certainty 3. Prefer safety
Stop calling me an amateur. I've been doing this for decades. I'm incompetent.
New life goals having visited the home of Vita Sackville West. She had a writing tower (I will also need a lift and air-conditioning) and she and her husband had a library each and combined ‘extra’ one. Their collection included Sinclair Lewis - if more people had read this we wouldn’t be here.
Travel deep enough into the Backrooms and you will find Bjork.
@pmamtraveller.bsky.social · 2d agoBjörk in 1996, by Takashi Homma
I've been interviewing this last few weeks and I've seen first hand how "AI" is turning some developers brains to cheese.
Painting created by Muriel Lewis c.1968 in the art therapy studio at Netherne hospital where she was compelled to live. Part of a large body of work, this is one of several paintings which depict embracing couples, often suggesting furtive trysts where unease underlies the apparent romanticism
2/2 As installed at Dyrham Park: Samuel van Hoogstraten's View Down a Corridor. Can you tell where reality ends and painting begins?
It's been a busy week, kids. July sales have doubled on the previous year, MAT growth up 46%, direct sales trebling. Very significant submissions. The website overhauled – new JSONs under the hood and the launch of Salt Creators page, plus a great feature in House Magazine from Nicholas Royle.
There's a great maze of tunnels, a Labyrinth. It's like a great dark city, under the hill. Full of gold, and the swords of old heroes, and old crowns, and bones, and years, and silence.
