Cheryl Morgan
@cherylmorgan
Writer, editor, publisher. Science fiction and fantasy, also queer history. Welsh. May rant about rugby.
I'm delighted to see that Helsinki airport is celebrating Karolina Korhonen and her brilliant Finnish Nightmares comic. Mostly the comic is all about how socially awkward poor Matti is.
In which I interview the writer Guests of Honour. Photo by @irmahirsjarvi.bsky.social
She has the power to bend gender. Princess Adam, mistress of the universe
Continued adventures in mad Baltic food. These appear to be from Lithuania.
A lock between lakes? Why not. In this case it is to take lake traffic around a hydro-electric power station.
Safely on board. Paid extra for comfy seats and free coffee. Four hour journey. Cost around €40.
Helsinki railway station for @kaylaallen1965.bsky.social. The green and white trains in the foreground are double-decker inter-city services like the one I am getting to Jyväskylä. The lilac and white ones in the distance are airport trains.
There was also an exhibition of Sámi art. It was mostly artists being sad and angry about their culture being destroyed, but there was also this. The painting is untitled, presumably to prevent any foolish visitor from saying this being's name aloud.
This piece is called Sad Women. You can see the giants in the background.
Kiasma, the modern art gallery in Helsinki, has an exhibition by the Estonian sculptor, Edith Karlson. Here are a few of her works, starting with this giant