The secret hero of Moore's Swamp Thing run.

This is incredibly interesting — archaeologists have been able to reconstruct the diets of different prehistoric Europeans from 5,000-8,000 years ago by analyzing the charred remains of food in clay pots. Extremely cool!

Excited for this!

Working on a q&a lecture for a class today: The story of robots is always a story about slavery. The story of LLMs labeled as AI is a story about class, and which humans pay the cost, including the physical toll on their bodies/minds, and the lack of water and electricity, so data centers can exist.

The Winter's Tale. Although the one I think about most often is King Lear, without a doubt.

a young bell hooks in the late 1970s. photographer unknown.

At Tate Old the other day and happened upon this lovely Paul Nash painting 'Harbour and Room' (1936)

Today was challenging. Listened to my emotional support Murderbot audiobook on the way home.

Northern Exposure is so good, especially Chris in the Morning. www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Qj...

Scrungly little guy club

Can’t recommend highly enough Waiting For The Out on BBC iplayer, a show about teaching philosophy in prison, but also about masculinity, identity and fundamentally about the Mystery of Dads

Shen Long needed open spaces.

Northern Exposure is so good, especially Chris in the Morning. www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Qj...

My open call with @flashfictiononline.bsky.social is live! ffo.submittable.com/submit/35050...

Strange Horizons is open to non-fiction submissions for our March 30th special issue which will be all about Fungi in SFF! More information about our submission guidelines and how to submit ⬇️ strangehorizons.com/wordpress/no...

Join us online for this workshop on AI psychosis & the relationship between hearing voices and having suicidal thoughts. With lived experience experts, philosophers of psychiatry & of technology, psychologists & mental health researchers www.birmingham.ac.uk/events/heari... #philpsy #philsky

Was feeling ungood about how I look earlier, but then someone said I have "a kind of golden aura" and I'll be taking that, thank you.

The day after we put the final touches on issues #88-91 of “Swamp Thing”, news broke about the passing of Tatjana Wood, the original colorist on the series. Tomorrow, March 2nd, would have been Tatjana’s 100th birthday. Let’s raise a glass to one of comics’ originals.

ENTERPRISE Boldly going! A little while back I got to make this official Star Trek Enterprise limited edition print with @vicepress.bsky.social Went as colourful as possible- inspired by glorious technicolour sets & vintage paperback art available here: vice-press.com/products/uss... #StarTrek

New collection coming very soon—Witchcraft and Magic in England, c. 1400–1920. Comprising over 55,000 document images, it charts the evolution of witchcraft and magic in England over five centuries. Learn more at britishonlinearchives.com/collections/....

Happy St David's Day! Here's a post I wrote a while back about my name and where it comes from, and also about my granddad, and about stories. sarah-i-jackson.ghost.io/under-the-cu...

I can never recommend ignoring the news but maybe read this first as.ft.com/r/d2b6ae74-d...

SUNDAY

Ah sad to be missing the UK Ghost Story Festival again this year! :-( Hope everyone has a blast #UKGhostStoryFestival

Walking doesn't always work. sillylittlewalk.substack.com/p/i-go-on-a-...

"Kill, Baby, Kill" also features some truly showstopping moss, for the bryophyte enjoyers.

I wonder what would happen if cats didn’t get sung a song every day to remind them that they’re a cat. Luckily we’ll never have to find out

Get 'em, Tom. www.youtube.com/shorts/kVh8T...

The gothic solemnity of Westminster station does it for me every. single. time.

Nice AI-image-generating tool, but it will never be as great an artist as Onfim, a child who lived in the Novgorod Republic in the mid-1200s and who scribbled these drawings and schoolwork writings on birch bark at the age of 6 or 7.

New Review - a brilliant dark tale of siblings, growing up and consequences I strongly recommend Nowhere Burning by Catriona Ward out now! www.runalongtheshelves.net/blog/2026/2/...

I watched "Kill, Baby, Kill" (1966) by Mario Bava this week and I wish I had watched it sooner. Such a creepy little ghost, stunning locations, and the cinematography is utterly spellbinding.

Always here to yell about Queen of Swords Press! Especially Cinrak the Dapper & Death by Silver!

Woop! Just renewed my subscription www.redpepper.org.uk/subscribe/

www.cell.com/current-biol... Our new quick guide to Prototaxites is out in @currentbiology.bsky.social !

We are supporting this conference on Charles Ignatius Sancho, the late-18thC Black British polymath. A recent upsurge in scholarly discoveries makes it timely to bring together international scholars and practitioners for the first time in over 25 years! www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/events/briti...

Helplines aren't helpful for everyone in every situation, and it can be really frustrating when they're offered as a solution for everything. They're not perfect, not by a long shot. And they don't have the resources they need, especially at the moment. 1/2 #HelplinesAwarenessDay

At SANE we offer non-judgemental, confidential, and compassionate emotional support to anyone affected by mental illness, including carers and families. Share this with someone who might need it❤️ Visit sane.org.uk/how-we-help/emotional-support for more info🫂 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthsupport

And if you want to know more about the history of helplines in the UK, here’s a link to my (open access) chapter on their origins in the 1960s: link.springer.com/chapter/10.1... 2/2

Today is #HelplinesAwarenessDay in the UK. Whether over the phone, via chat or online, helplines support millions of people each year: youtu.be/M6-9_tulps8?... You can also find a helpline here: www.helplines.org/helplines/ 1/2

We’re delighted to announce that our Developing in the Dark photography exhibition is now live. You can view the exhibition in person at Baltic Creative in Liverpool this week or explore it online via Little Vintage Photography. www.littlevintagephotography.co.uk/helplines/

What if our better angels were demons, and more than that, monsters? 😈😈😈

I wrote a long blog post called Psychotherapy, neuroscience and honesty. jeppssonphilosopherauthor.blogspot.com/2026/02/psyc... It's about therapists who feel like they have to prop up any psych talk with SOME neuroscience theory or other. #philsky #psysky

The shift from 1500 to 1400 is striking

'Separation in the Evening', 1922, Paul Klee Whyyy is it so beautiful, I can't even explain.

Finally out! TLDR: People don't feel shit cause they believe wild conspiracy theories, they believe CTs cause they feel shit. CT beliefs are often confabulations explaining their existential predicament. I drew on LOTS empirical stuff to try & make this defeasible: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

One of the true giants of modernism.

Did some writing!