Joanne Hall

Joanne Hall

@hierath77.bsky.social

Fantasy writer and editor, hound mum, permaculturist, woke hobbit. Writes, reads, games, gardens. Trying to leave it better than I found it. Ideologically opposed to bigots of all stripes. She/her. Cymru.

3,480 Followers 1,670 Following 9,474 Posts Joined Aug 2023
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I love hearing about other people's hobbies ♡

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If you're desperate you know we have space here ♡

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25 minutes ago

*hugs*

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27 minutes ago

You don't have to put up with the poors anymore.

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Woke is scary

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I'm sorry, thats so bollocks. What are you going to do?

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37 minutes ago

#GNU Terry Pratchett

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Meera Sodha’s vegan recipe for roast swede and purple sprouting broccoli curry | The new vegan Earthy, sweet swede soaks up a curry sauce like a champion, and this ginger, tomato and coconut number is no exception

Bore da pobl! I'm thinking this for tomorrow evening....

www.theguardian.com/food/2026/ja...

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17 hours ago

Creativity, intelligence, kindness, humanity, sense of humour.

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18 hours ago

Almost goes without saying at this point....

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18 hours ago

Fucking hell, Seanan, that's AWFUL! Are you ok?

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18 hours ago

Ouch! Sending love xxx

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18 hours ago
The Party, in lego form, just before we narrowly escaped horrible death. It was the Bard's fault, natch...

Dydd 246 of #365DaysOfFood

So last night the DM cooked chicken and chips and we narrowly avoided a party wipe (!)
Today we're back on the swedes - Morrocan lentil stew with swedes, carrots and honeyboat squash, done in the slow cooker.

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20 hours ago

That woman needs to shut the fuck up.

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20 hours ago

What a lovely, thoughtful review ♡

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1 day ago

OH FUCK YES THIS!

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Reaching net zero by 2050 ‘cheaper for UK than one fossil fuel crisis’ Climate change committee finds move to renewable energy would also bring health, economic and security benefits

One good thing to out of this mess is that it once again highlights the urgent need to decarbonise: www.theguardian.com/environment/....

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Trans rights are women's rights

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Ooooh yes!

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Very well, just because the author did her own promotion, here are 4 US Kindle cpies of @cemurphy.bsky.social's ROSES IN AMBER! Only 4 because amazon restricted the number of purchases I could make.

#KindleBookGiveaway

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Prynhawn dda Nora, sut dych chi?

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Now I'm wondering... baby broad beans instead of peas?

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Be pure! Be vigilant! Behave! — discover Nemesis the Warlock, Pat Mills & Kev O’Neill’s incredible political sci-fi epic on the 2000 AD app!

Download on Apple https://apple.co/4lhhAOc
Download on Google Play https://bit.ly/4diJqaK

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The cover for the novel Forged for Royalty by Andrew Knighton. Three swords crossed across a crescent moon inside a ring, against a background of swirling green and yellow.

Text next to the cover:
War has come to Estis, as Raul and his allies try to free their homeland. But Raul is also battling with his own future and the forces thrust upon him; with the dangers of politics, magic, and love. The fate of a nation lies on the shoulders of a fake chosen one, an idealist forced into bitter compromises, an uncertain hero for a troubled age. Can a rebellion built on lies lead to a better future?

New book day!

A fake saviour, a one-handed warrior, & a shape-shifting actor set out to free nation. But can they survive a web of politics & prophecy? The story that began with the award-nominated Forged for Destiny reaches its thrilling* climax.

andrewknighton.com/forged-for-r...

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2 days ago

I saw that one but i don't have peas (yet! Peas are planted so fingers crossed...)

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2 days ago

And cabbage is so lovely! Its a revelation! Also broad beans, i don't think anyone in my family realised you have to double-pod broad beans so we were always served these big tasteless grey things the size of bagpipes, not little vibrant green nuggets of deliciousness.

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2 days ago

Chickpea, I think!

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2 days ago

Having tried swede all the ways I've been posting here, I've concluded that it's underrated and gets a bad press over here. I don't know whether thats because of bad school dinners, or because its regarded as "poor people food". Same stigma as turnips and cabbage, maybe?

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2 days ago

Tesco Finest which is a mix of corn, rice and maize flours (I think). If you can get it i will buy some from you :)

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Now I looked that up and I think its similar to paprika. Its a Turkish spice made with dried flaked bell peppers. I didn't have that, but i did have fresh bell pepper and paprika...

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