Siobhan Logan

And here's a little video I created to celebrate 20th anniversary of #Rosetta launch #OTD. Snippets of science & poetry, comets & Egyptian gods, all voyaging together in #RosettasMidnightBarge. 📹 🚀 🥳 #RosettaWeek @SpaceCatPress 🛰 🌠 📓

Edinburgh folks! Free workshop alert! Join me on Saturday 26th October for a halloweeny generative writing workshop, to help spark some horrific and haunted tales! Tickets here! ✍️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🖤eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-haunted-ge…

Wholeheartedly agree with this! We once put a light-hearted ban on anyone at JW describing their work or projects as 'little' for this exact reason (also caveating everything with, 'I think/I was wondering if you could possibly' and finishing with 'I hope that makes sense?')

UK artist Helen Musselwhite combines hand cutting, folding and scoring paper and card to create her artworks, which are often inspired by nature #WomensArt

this is a really great article by ⁦@CatMitchell17⁩ on supporting ND writers/workers in publishing thebookseller.com/features/publi…

Today's flower is a Wild Carrot

Yuko Shimizu

"Here I painted myself, Frida Kahlo, with my reflection in the mirror. I am 37 years old and this is #July, 1947. In Coyoacan, Mexico, the place where I was born". The inscription on Frida's Self Portrait with Loose Hair, 1947 #WomensArt

UK contemporary Kent-based stitch artist Emily Tull #womensart

'False start' by Jessica Brilli, contemporary US artist who works in a style that encompasses American realism #WomensArt #Monday #OlympicGames

"I come to my solitary woodland walk as the homesick go home." - Henry David Thoreau Some mornings, there's nothing better than a walk with just the trees, the birds and your thoughts. Space to breathe, to soak up the silence and the damp air before the day becomes people-y.

“History is said to be written by the victors. Fiction, by contrast, is largely the work of injured bystanders.” Edna O'Brien (1930 - 2024) RIP

@LeselDawson @leicwritersclub @RoryWaterman @HelenCooper85 It's not been published yet. I really do need to get on with some submissions. But this was my poem, THE DAUGHTER KEEPS HER COUNT drafted in wake of Mum's cancer diagnosis.

@siobsi @leicwritersclub @RoryWaterman @HelenCooper85 Oh, I'm so sorry about your mum. ❤️Is there anywhere I can read your poem?

So pleased to make it into @leicwritersclub last night. And pick up 2nd place in poetry competition judged by @RoryWaterman! Thanks @HelenCooper85 for photo. A nice little boost. ✍ 🏆 🤗

This moth is artwork, can't stop staring at it 😍

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We'll be announcing a full line-up for our latest DARKNESS IN THE FIELDS folk horror event soon, but you can check out all the early info on the meantime at eventbrite.com/e/darkness-in-…

Two Girls on a Cliff (Cornwall), c.1920 by Laura Knight #WomensArt

So cool, that lopsided mouth and those back spots. Really strong graphic design here. And you're onto T shirts now! It'll be an Etsy account next. 🤗

This is the gate in the hills that leads to my home village of Hathersage (handily written on the gate too). It's beautiful all year round, but looks at its glowing best as the summer evening light spills through the Hope Valley onto the houses in the trees. #peakdistrict

Early stroll. My footsteps like a ticking clock. The half moon could have escaped from that empty tablet blister pack. Three flapping pigeons animate a tree. Sky the blue of a charity shop saucer. I pick and eat a sour blackberry.