Chris_Weston

Absolutely stunning

Hello Chris. It was taken on the River Taw, about a third of the way to Belstone from Sticklepath. Best wishes for a swift recovery.

Maybe just Maybe some kind city dweller will know where this is on Dartmoor and be kind enough to let me know! My reason, I've had the life saving ops on my skull and to relax a little I'd like to start doing some serious photography again. If you can help it would be fantastic. Many thanks

Where was this stunning photograph taken, please

from @cooperissuper.bsky.social today in San Francisco

OOINYA could have sold the remaining Unbound copies of the books to me, in bulk, & no longer have had to pay for warehouse space.

Instead, they have decided to sell them via Amazon, as new, interfering with my attempt to restart my career.

Please do not buy these. Buy the new Swift press versions.

YouTube video by Jonathan Slaght Tigers Between Empires: Book Teaser

Tigers Between Empires - on a number of "Best Books of 2025" lists - is on shelves in bookstores right now! Come for the tigers, stay for the dirty biologists & geopolitics
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4cE...

A bookmark of my cat Roscoe, made by my mum, Jo

A bookmark of an ourobos by my mum, Jo

My book Everything Will Swallow You

I’ve got just a few signed hardbacks of my latest novel here to sell direct to people - signed and personalised - with A FREE handmade linoprint bookmark by my mum, Jo. If you’d like one, please let me know in the replies.

Sorry, this offer applies only to people in the UK, BUT…

@jonathanslaght.com Seeing all the news recently in the UK re local to you,
I hope and you're all ok.

A majestic old tree at a junction of footpaths between Axmouth and Lyme. It you look carefully you can see the ghost of The French Lieutenant's Woman just over there in the bushes.

The half-toppled cliffs and topsy turvy land of the Undercliff. Imagine the sound when these cliffs tumble down!

A remaining chimney from a ruined building on the Rousdon Estate

A church on the Rousdon Estate, above the Undercliff. This place was up for rent a little while ago. I bet it would be absolutely magic to live in.

A few photos from the amazing Undercliff, near Lyme Regis, Dorset: a topsy-turvy, otherworldly place, where the land is constantly swallowing itself, which proved to be a major inspiration for my latest novel... especially this extract: www.tom-cox.com/granny-kettl...

There are online learning options at Minneapolis Public Schools through February 12 because people here do not feel safe. To be clear: the U.S. federal government continues to punish the children of Minneapolis because the president doesn't like that we voted against him in the last election.

Interdimensional Portal Of The Week.

Winners of this to be chosen and announced in a couple of hours (i.e. still time to enter!).

Still time to enter this. I'll choose and announce the winners early afternoon tomorrow (Sunday) and post the books and hares on Monday.

The hares work well as bookmarks but you might decide they're a bit too nice for that. They're originals, not "copies". Linocut by my mum, Jo, on v nice paper.

I've decided to make this piece free to read in full for the next 24 hours. It's about the dangers of AI and the difficult decisions the digital world forces us to make, especially if we earn a living via our creativity. It's also a love letter to human thinking: www.tom-cox.com/thinking-abo...

50, oh the youngsters of today, bringing enjoyment to so many people of all ages be it via computers, mobile phones or books. Long may it last and hopefully others will follow in your footsteps. Stay healthy and happy sir

How to take 49 years off your life and thoroughly enjoy yourself

Absolutely stunning

Author Event: Jonathan C Slaght in conversation with Kawai Strong Washburn in St. Paul, MN, January 13 2026

Twin Cities Book People: I will be in discussion with author Kawai Strong Washburn next Tues (Jan 13) at The University Club, talking TIGERS, hosted by @subtextbookstore.bsky.social! Free! Join if you can and please share!

Where are all of these fantastic stones? ( four different images ) Please.
Have a very happy and healthy new year

Some stepping stones I walked arrogantly across backwards, wearing a blindfold.

Some stepping stones which, while sturdy and mostly above water, should on no account be taken for granted.

Some stepping stones that, with one false step, will soon make you feel like you are in the later stages of the 1972 John Boorman film Deliverance.

Some stepping stones placed inside a river by the Devil at some point in prehistory.

Four sets of stepping stones negotiated during one walk:
1. "PISS EASY. I could dance across these."
2. "Keep your mind firmly on the job."
3. "Strong possibly of being washed violently downstream into a haunted cavern."
4. "How the fuck am I even still alive after doing this?"

A map of the new future regions of Britain, including 'Wolves' and Wild Golf'.

A Map Of Britain After The 2029 Technology Crash (by me and my dad).

www.tom-cox.com/what-will-li...

The banner to my Bluesky profile, including my seven most recent books.

I know it can be a bit cringey when people put their children on social media but I decided to change my banner and include my seven youngest in it. They've had a fucking rough year, and it was touch and go for a while back the start, and I'm proud they've made it through it.

Absolutely stunning

Bridget turns up at Edward Hopper's Nighthawks diner, while my mum and dad's other cats George and Casper (RIP) wait outside.

If you are ever in Devon, UK, make sure you pay a visit to @field-system.bsky.social. You will not regret it.

Tom is very astute; you might even say wise. Pay close attention to his every word! Merry Christmas and thank you for your support and friendship @dj-acid-reflux.bsky.social

I've shown my dad, who's been poorly lately, the reactions to the thread below and I think it cheered him up.

Here's the Christmas card he just sent us. ("WISHING YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A FARAGE-FREE NEW YEAR!" was the message.)

Absolutely stunning, have a great Christmas and new year sir

The extra detail of the framed pic in the corner, with Bridget on my dad's log stack, really takes this to the next level. I'd like to think Hockney would approve.