@morgansheppard.bsky.socialOctober question — do you believe in ghosts? Not philosophically; practically, being somewhere old and quiet at dusk and feeling something that isn't wind. The Welsh tradition treats ancestral presences as a normal feature of the landscape. Where do you land? 🍂👻
@morgansheppard.bsky.socialOctober at the writing desk has a particular quality; the mornings are darker now, and the candle gets lit earlier. The manuscript is with my editor, the veil is thinning, and the month feels exactly as serious about itself as it should. 🍂🌿
@morgansheppard.bsky.socialIt's October already. The veil is thinning, and the Welsh landscape knows it before we do. The light has changed; the mornings carry something older in them. This is the month the unseen border becomes something you can almost feel. 🍂🌿
@morgansheppard.bsky.socialFull moon tonight, and September is almost done. What a month it's been — a cover reveal, an equinox, a book birthday, and the dark half properly underway. The wheel has turned, and autumn is here. Full moon blessings to everyone. 🌕🍂
@morgansheppard.bsky.socialIf you could spend a day anywhere in Wales, where would you go, and what would you do there? A castle ruin with a view and a flask of tea, a sacred lake in Bannau Brycheiniog, a bookshop in Monmouth, or a hilltop at dusk.
What would you suggest for me? 🍂🏰
