
I write in places where memory doesn't settle, where objects seem to breathe, and where a single word can tilt the room. The name "Weird.Star.Ink" comes from a letter left behind - part confession, part spell. I've kept writing under it ever since...
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When I was at university, way back in the early 1980s, myself and my student friends looked like characters out of the BBC comedy series The Young Ones.
One of our classmates was a sort of Neil the hippie lookalike, complete with the hippi...
It must have been about 1968. It was summer, and we were having a violent thunderstorm following a period of feverish heat.
The storm had started in the late evening, rumbling slowly and ominously into our reality and filling the sky above...
The Model A broke down somewhere beyond reason.
One moment it was carrying Orlando Crowe west through the long night roads above the Anza-Borrego badlands, the next it gave a cough, shuddered, and rolled to a halt in a wash of pale dust. H...
I have little doubt that genuinely anomalous UFO phenomena exist.
By this I do not mean misidentified aircraft, secret tech, weather balloons, drones or optical illusions. Such explanations account for many reports and should always be con...
Something has been moving through Glastonbury.
I realise how absurd that sounds.
The rational part of my mind immediately assembles its objections. Storms are storms. Fires have explanations. Floods are consequences of weather, drainage s...
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I write from the borderland where lived experience, folklore, and fiction meet. Some of what you'll read is true. Some is imagined. Much exists in between. These are field notes from the edge of the ordinary.
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