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Imbolc Blessings to all, and a blessed full Goose Moon. Bride is awake 💙🪶🌱🥛🐑🦢🕯💚🪿 Art by Wendy Andrew Lizzie Spikes- Driftwood Designs Cicely Mary Barker
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And this morning the Shed is a camera obscura, reflecting a world of shadows…
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Joanne Harris
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And this morning the Shed is the face of a banknote, regal; crowned with trefoil...
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Joanne Harris
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Here I am on the One Show, talking chocolate, Vianne and magic with my friend, chocolatier David Greenwood-Haigh...
youtu.be/d5tJTfjhX04?...
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David Greenwood-Haigh on BBC's One Show with Joanne Harris
YouTube video by Coeur de Xocolat Ltd
https://youtu.be/d5tJTfjhX04?si=bNQKfCze6oj4Uj4s
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Joanne Harris
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I think I got something in my eye.
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Sigur Rós - Hoppípolla [Official Music Video - 4K]
YouTube video by Sigur Rós
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAYb8ZyjzD0
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Joanne Harris
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And this morning the Shed is a hatful of rain...
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The Whimsical Muse
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Okay but hear me out: A nighttime café in which the only lighting comes from lanterns, free pastry samples are served to all who enter, the walls are adorned with van Gogh paintings, there are emotional support black cats roaming about, and Edgar Allan Poe readings occur during every full moon.
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Cottage in the Woods
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This recipe is wild y'all
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Joanne Harris
4 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a hieroglyph of a shed painted on a mysterious stela, unearthed in the desert miles away from any sign of habitation...
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Joanne Harris
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And this morning the Shed is a forgotten room in a house filled with secrets…
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The Whimsical Muse
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Just a friendly reminder that your desire to spend the weekend reading Agatha Christie and eating emotional support scones by a crackling fire in a Scottish Highlands cottage is valid. Don’t allow anyone to disrespect you by telling you otherwise.
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Joanne Harris
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And this morning the Shed is a mad March hare, dancing with the windswept hills...
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Joanne Harris
6 days ago
Lovely warm audience at Barton grange - and look! They have my roses!
#Vianne
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Joanne Harris
9 days ago
Out this week!!
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Joanne Harris
7 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a lantern room at the apex of a tall tower…
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Joanne Harris
8 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a tattoo of a Shed astride a flaming motorcycle...
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Joanne Harris
9 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a carving, deep in the bark of an ancient tree…
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Joanne Harris
10 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a constellation, marking the course of those lost at sea…
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Finbarre Snarey
11 days ago
Still slightly amazed I got to sit down with Joanne Harris for Tarot DMs. From tarot and perfume to authors’ rights and the return of Vianne, it was one of those conversations that could have gone on all afternoon.
#tarot
#booksky
#joanneharris
add a skeleton here at some point
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Joanne Harris
11 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a billet-doux, tied with a rose-pink ribbon…
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Joanne Harris
12 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a staircase standing in a forest; rooted in a blackthorn-hedge; rising high above the trees.
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Joanne Harris
13 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a colourful stencil portrait of a shed, on the side of a trunk bound for distant lands...
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Nikita Gill
13 days ago
If we ate the billionaires and made 60 a mandatory retirement age for politicians, we wouldn’t be having so many unprecedented events but what do I know.
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Nikita Gill
13 days ago
Literally on our millionth unprecedented event at this point.
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Joanne Harris
14 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a black sedan, waiting at a crossroads…
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Joanne Harris
13 days ago
The welcome face of spring…
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Joanne Harris
15 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a pattern on the wing of a butterfly: basking sweetly in the sun; fluttering through the shadows…
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James Bailey
15 days ago
My book, LIKE A CAT LOVES A BIRD: THE NINE LIVES OF MURIEL SPARK, comes out in just over a month! In the run-up, I went to Spark’s birthplace to drop off proofs in lots of brilliant bookshops. Here are some photos of me gallivanting about like a big smiley tea cosy.
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Joanne Harris
16 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a safe haven for anybody requiring one…
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Tamsin Abbott
17 days ago
March Hares! ‘I shall go into a hare’…. Painted, engraved stained glass, private collection.
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Joanne Harris
17 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a tinderbox, itching for conflagration…
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Joanne Harris
18 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a snow globe, inside which a tiny shed stands in perpetual blizzard…
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Joanne Harris
18 days ago
Alice Augusta Ball (1892 – 1916) was an African-American chemist whose groundbreaking work produced the first effective treatment for leprosy. She died at age 24 before she could publish her findings, and others took credit for her work, but her legacy has now been acknowledged.
#CelebratingWomen
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Katja
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A revolving door to the absurd and brilliant portal into the housings of monsters, hobbits, ... and twats.
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Tom Cox
18 days ago
I was interviewed by a newspaper and asked what the most beautiful book I own is. Tough choice but I went for this.
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@mstattsyrup.bsky.social Dydd Gwŷl Dewi Hapus - A Happy St David's Day from Wales where the Daffodils are out. Xx Lizzie Spikes, Driftwood Designs 07:10 · 1 Mar 2026
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Chris Packham
18 days ago
Good morning , and thank you to
@dianadwilder.bsky.social
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Nikita Gill
18 days ago
I am so tired of fragile little men starting wars. I am so tired of fragile little men making policy decisions that harm us all. I am so tired of fragile little men doing horrendous harm to children and expecting us all to forget about it. I am so tired of fragile little men with their tantrums.
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And this morning the Shed is a park bench in memory of sheds past…
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Joanne Harris
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And this morning the Shed is a shedscape, with nothing but sheds from the edge of the sky to the furthest horizon…
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Joanne Harris
21 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a skerry, so small it might be nameless, standing off the rocky coast of a land of myths and monsters...
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Peter Stefanovic
20 days ago
BREAKING: “This bluntly is going to be a story that will really scare Labour MPs because what you’re seeing is a massive drop in the Labour vote .. Labour voters have quite clearly gone to the greens in this by-election”
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BREAKING: A wonderful speech from Green Party's Hannah Spencer after winning the Gorton and Denton by-election. Congratulations!
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And this morning the Shed is a mechanical beast, steel bones moving silenty under its slightly moth-eaten fur...
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Joanne Harris
23 days ago
And this morning the Shed is a small ceramic object, crammed onto a shelf of bric-a-brac, in a shop far off the beaten track...
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Joanne Harris
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Margaret Murray (1863 – 1963) was an Anglo-Indian Egyptologist, archaeologist, anthropologist, historian, and folklorist. The first woman to be appointed as a lecturer in archaeology in the United Kingdom, she worked at University College London (UCL) from 1898 to 1935.
#CelebratingWomen
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And this morning the Shed is a silent machine of smoke and angled mirrors...
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Joanne Harris
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Dorothy Levitt (1882 – 1922) was a British racing driver, author and journalist. She was the first British woman racing driver, the holder of the world's first water speed record, the women's world land speed record holder, and the inventor of the rear view mirror.
#CelebratingWomen
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Joanne Harris
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The paperback of VIANNE comes out on March 6th. And doesn't it look terrific?
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Tom Cox
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Want to feel old? This is what Dean from The Gilmore Girls looks like now.
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