Jack Fraser

@muninnherself.bsky.social

Writes stuff, edits things, looks at rocks https://jackiefraser.co.uk/ #DailyMegalith #MDANT #RNA

Absolutely astonished that here on the internet in our year of sorrows 2026 there are people who don't know the writer of a newspaper article does not write the headline. People who write articles in newspapers bang on about this all the time, generally infuriated, how is this news to anyone.

I'm in the South of France , where I was introduced to a French person with the words 'and this lady is from England.' 'Yes,' said the French person, dryly, 'I can see that for myself.'

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I often take 'accidental' photos of my fingers/hand when I'm using my phone to take pictures. I usually delete them. When I was looking for a megalith pic earlier I found this work of genius.

An iPhone image of my fingers, very close to the lens and blurred. Between them is an excellent shot of Ollie's foot in a brown Converse boot. His shirt, a dark print with orangey red roses, can also be seen top left. This shot would be impossible to recreate I reckon.

A delicate Lammas dress from 1902 by Gustav Beer, richly decorated with silken wheat stalks, for drinking chouchen and telling fortunes in an old country garden, as a great golden moon rises in the dark Breton sky.

A delicate Lammas dress from 1902 A delicate Lammas dress from 1902 A couple embrace in a wheat field under a full moon.

I work at a public library. People who want to use AI seem to have no trouble doing so. People who don't want to use AI have a harder time. I crowdsourced and then finalized this document "How to disable or avoid intrusive AI" and then gave it a short URL: notoai.org Please pass along if it's useful

An aircraft passenger oxygen mask: a drop down passenger mask with air bag and yellow plastic mouth and nose cover, oxygen tube has been cut; Demonstration model used by flight attendant crew for passenger instruction. Has text on the side indicating that it's non-functional.

#vinylproject now we’re listening to this. Like all my Stones records, this belonged to my first boss, who gave me all her LPs when she retired. It’s a first pressing, I imagine she bought it the day it was released. She worked for Heinemann in those days.

The cover of Beggars Banquet by the Rolling Stones. It’s designed to look like a fancy invitationThe back of Beggars Banquet with the track listing

I would really appreciate if people who work with UK human remains (disarticulated or not),would be willing to fill in a Survey on disarticulated remains for me. I'm trying to gage the sectors oppinions and recording methods on disarticulated remains in the UK. forms.gle/4s2Sax8Vxyik...

Opinions on Disarticulated Human Remains in British Archaeology

This survey is being conducted as part of a paper which will be published as part of the monograph " Disposal of the Dead in the Iron Age, Roman and Early Saxon periods in South-East England". This su...

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Like, the idea that I couldn't talk about my own work for HOURS in PAINFUL DETAIL is just ridiculous. (I saw a friend recently who had just read one of my books, she asked me a question about one of the characters and I talked about him for approximately fifteen minutes without stopping.)

Ann Leckie@annleckie.com · 5d ago

For writers worried that they won't be able to "prove" their work isn't Spicy Autocomplete--worry not. You thought about every choice and will be able to talk about those choices easily and clearly. Folks who used the slop machine didn't make choices and won't have anything to say about why