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You always have it.

@crutledge.bsky.social
You always have it.
'Tis.
Well this is awesome. Well deserved, Linda!
Indeed! Looks great!
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I'll add it to my list. I owe several stories to editors already.
Has there been an anthology of Lighthouse Horror stories? Because I would like to write a Lighthouse Horror story.
In 1880, St. Simons lighthouse keeper Frederick Osborne was gunned down by his assistant over an argument. Ever since, keepers reported heavy bootsteps climbing the 129 cast-iron steps at night - sometimes checking on the lens machinery. #SpookySunday #GhostStories #Georgia #Folklore
A post not without its singular points of interest.
Much like Snake Plissken, @briankeene.bsky.social is still with us.
Yes indeed. REH is never far from my mind.
Exactly! You could write a story about all the background characters in Jack's work. Like these guys. Every one of them has character.
Jack carried that through most of his career, amazingly. Check out these two animation characters he did after he left comics. Just as confident all those years later. I got these in San Diego in 1989.
Nothing new here. All of it I've read before and most of it more than once.
Actually just for fun, let's break down those random books on the center sofa cushion. Stuff I'm reading for entertainment and/or inspiration. Interesting spread of years. Wolfshead-1979 Cthulhu: The Mythos and Kindred Horrors-1992 Edgar Allan Poe: Selected Tales-1998 The Tomb-1970 Salem's Lot-1975
It always amuses me when I get up in the morning and find the sofa strewn with the debris of the weekend's reading/research.
I sort of want to read it as a physical book, but I'm tempted!
@leannareneehieber.bsky.social check out my pal Amra's 'Woman running away from House' display.