David Wolstencroft

I know there's a ton of stuff happening in the world today, but feast your eyes on this beauty...

Time to leave this place. Heading Threadsward. Goodbye, Perkins.

@simon_schama @YouTube This is outstanding!

Tomorrow, and tomorrow -- Ian McKellen analyzes Macbeth speech (1979) youtu.be/zGbZCgHQ9m8?si… via @YouTube If you care at all about Shakespeare watch this superlative master class and deep analysis by the phenomenal McKellen - great teacher as well as actor

In the 1950s, an average working class man could buy this house, support motel guests and a stay-at-home mom.

As a huge Smiths fan, I also find this delightful. "Past Instances In Which I Professed To Like You Were Fraudulent" is especially 👌 (And special thanks to Eamon Doyle for coming up with this & @GCS_Pottsy for bringing it to my attention)

@davadski Hi David! That’s so kind of you to say — and thanks for splashing out! Enjoy the beach :)

@woollensocks Hey David. Relaxing by the beach in Turkey having just enjoyed the free sample Kindle chapter of The Magic Hour 😊 I think I'll splash out on the whole thing 🤔 A nice read.

In honor of the legendary George Wendt, here is every time Norm Peterson walks into Cheers

God speed to one of the greatest drummers of all time, Blondie's Clem Burke. This entire drum beat should be put in The Louvre. x.com/JukeBoxNonStop…

@KateHeap1 @scholasticuk Thank you so much Kate!

The Infinite Minute is a thrilling sci-fi adventure through time and space. I loved The Magic Hour and this is a brilliant sequel! @woollensocks @scholasticuk

@salhenley @WorldBookDayUK Love it!! This has made my day. Have a wonderful time. Every second counts…

@woollensocks Ailsa Craig off for @WorldBookDayUK

@KMFollett Portrait screen… may need to borrow that idea!

Reviewing the copy-edited typescript of Circle of Days. Copy-editors save us authors from many embarrassing mistakes.

The EU 🇪🇺 security and defence policy in a nutshell.

BBC favourite ‘Big Break’ to return after 23-year absence - with singer and broadcaster Nick Cave replacing Jim Davidson on presenting duties

What if you already feel like that?

American filmmaker David Lynch has died, aged 78. In 1990, he spoke to Barry Norman about translating ideas to film, his 1950s influences and the 'lucky' untied shoelace that may have helped him win the prestigious Palme d'Or for Wild at Heart that year.

@rorysutherland Check it’s not the “Umberto Eco” setting, where your dishes remain dirty but emerge with a deep and lyrical understanding of semiotics.

The "Eco" setting for a diswasher should mean "I'll only start working when there is abundant clean electricity" not "I'll take four and a half hours cleaning your dishes in a slightly shit way."

Tesco, good, occasionally busy later. Sainsbury’s, moderate to good, rough in toilet roll aisle. Asda, light to moderate, heavy crowds by evening. M&S and Co-Op, fair. Waitrose, fair to moderate. Lidl, rough at first, easing later. And that’s the end of the Shopping Forecast.

Sorry, but I really hope people who love #thewildrobotmovie know it was inspired by my book. It's mentioned in the credits but most people don't read that stuff. If you love the movie you should check out the book! There's more to the story and it's a quick read. #thewildrobot