Tiny Owl Workshop
@tinyowlworkshop
Award winning micro publisher and sculptor. Maker of curious things.
New, glorious book by Deb Mostert. Launching 1 August. It's a stunning visual journey of a life told and revisited via sketchbooks.
This is my niece. Lismore. 2022. Locals had just smashed in the back door and rescued her from her highset home. She'd been standing on the kitchen bench on a chair, in broiling floodwaters up to her chest. #Climatechange is real, personal and catastrophic. So, #datacentres can fuck right off.
Am reading Make Believe by Mac Barnett. Con: it's condescending Pro: it's mercifully short. There's a story about the 3 aunts which made me laugh, but only because it reminded me of Magrat Garlick, Nanny Ogg and Granny Weatherwax, who'd wipe the floor with Barnett. Will read on though.
Nobody told me that Jerry Coleby-Williams from #gardeningaustralia was Napoleon Dynamite!
Currently reading a Legacy of Violence by Caroline Elkins. Horrifyingly fascinating and utterly shameful.
Dream Keeper by Anna Walker is just the loveliest book. Gorgeous illustrations. Sparse, poignant text. A delight.
Currently reading Time of the Child by Niall Williams. In truth I read lots of books at once tho, so I'm partway through The Soul Catchers by Naoko Higashi, The Arcanum by Janet Gleeson, Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth, Lancashire Witches by William Harrison Ainsworth & The Secret Hours by Mick Herron.
Currently listening to Guy Standing's The Politics of Time: Gaining Control in the Age of Uncertainty. Interesting tidbit so far - The wording of the Lord's Prayer was originally 'forgive us our debts, as we also have also forgiven our debtors.'
When your excellent printer accidentally staples your gated centrefold of wombat taxidermy incorrectly. It's back with them being fixed. Sometimes even the best folk make mistakes.
That time this magnificent wee beastie landed on my car aerial.