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THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN IS COMING!

A magical, time-travelling love story, from the world of The Midnight Library is out on 26th May 2026. When your life flashes before your eyes, where would you stop?⁣⁣No one can change the past, but the Midnight Train can take you there.⁣The chance to re-live the moments that meant most.⁣To […]

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The young need a community to live in and that takes the money you could get from the billions you governments are investing in winning an AI war which will doom them further by stealing their jobs and water down the line jeez
The young need a community to live in and that takes the money you could get from the billions you governments are investing in winning an AI war which will doom them further by stealing their jobs and water down the line jeez
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A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
A happy blur of a week. Working and walking. Soundtracked by the new Fontaines album. And I know people worry that young men aren’t reading books anymore but if they are listening to Dopamine Chamber they are definitely reading because although someone says the lyrics aren’t as poetic as previously I would say they are better as they have shaken off the slight hint of sixth form poet to become cleaner and sharper and more prescient. It’s great to have a band with meaning as well as feeling. It’s music but also a book of the year.
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Just looking at some trees and listening to music and loving this fragile non artificial existence like the cringey sentimental dickhead I am have a happy Saturday
Just looking at some trees and listening to music and loving this fragile non artificial existence like the cringey sentimental dickhead I am have a happy Saturday
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I can’t ignore the pattern recognition that beautiful October brings this feeling with it. Anyone else?
I can’t ignore the pattern recognition that beautiful October brings this feeling with it. Anyone else?
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Happy 79th birthday to my mum. On Desert Island Discs recently I talked about the sad stuff, like her depression after me and my sister were born, but that is a fraction of the story. My mum is FUN. She was adopted and was therefore determined to make a stamp on life.  She once saw an ad in the paper to be an au pair in Paris so she moved from Devon to France and got engaged to a Parisian called Gerard but then broke it off to go to drama school. She agreed to go on a date with my dad because he was studying architecture and she thought architects were rich. I once took her clubbing in Ibiza and she got chatting to a male stripper about her favourite books. She started a breakfast club at the school she was head of and transformed the prospects of hundreds of kids. She collects the theatre programs of every play she has seen since 1967. She doesn’t like it when I slag off Newark (‘we have a lovely tapas bar’!). She is an inspiration. She is busier than me or anyone I know. She has just come back from having a blast in Bordeaux. She has exactly as much fun on the cusp of 80 as she ever did.
Happy 79th birthday to my mum. On Desert Island Discs recently I talked about the sad stuff, like her depression after me and my sister were born, but that is a fraction of the story. My mum is FUN. She was adopted and was therefore determined to make a stamp on life.  She once saw an ad in the paper to be an au pair in Paris so she moved from Devon to France and got engaged to a Parisian called Gerard but then broke it off to go to drama school. She agreed to go on a date with my dad because he was studying architecture and she thought architects were rich. I once took her clubbing in Ibiza and she got chatting to a male stripper about her favourite books. She started a breakfast club at the school she was head of and transformed the prospects of hundreds of kids. She collects the theatre programs of every play she has seen since 1967. She doesn’t like it when I slag off Newark (‘we have a lovely tapas bar’!). She is an inspiration. She is busier than me or anyone I know. She has just come back from having a blast in Bordeaux. She has exactly as much fun on the cusp of 80 as she ever did.
Happy 79th birthday to my mum. On Desert Island Discs recently I talked about the sad stuff, like her depression after me and my sister were born, but that is a fraction of the story. My mum is FUN. She was adopted and was therefore determined to make a stamp on life.  She once saw an ad in the paper to be an au pair in Paris so she moved from Devon to France and got engaged to a Parisian called Gerard but then broke it off to go to drama school. She agreed to go on a date with my dad because he was studying architecture and she thought architects were rich. I once took her clubbing in Ibiza and she got chatting to a male stripper about her favourite books. She started a breakfast club at the school she was head of and transformed the prospects of hundreds of kids. She collects the theatre programs of every play she has seen since 1967. She doesn’t like it when I slag off Newark (‘we have a lovely tapas bar’!). She is an inspiration. She is busier than me or anyone I know. She has just come back from having a blast in Bordeaux. She has exactly as much fun on the cusp of 80 as she ever did.
Happy 79th birthday to my mum. On Desert Island Discs recently I talked about the sad stuff, like her depression after me and my sister were born, but that is a fraction of the story. My mum is FUN. She was adopted and was therefore determined to make a stamp on life.  She once saw an ad in the paper to be an au pair in Paris so she moved from Devon to France and got engaged to a Parisian called Gerard but then broke it off to go to drama school. She agreed to go on a date with my dad because he was studying architecture and she thought architects were rich. I once took her clubbing in Ibiza and she got chatting to a male stripper about her favourite books. She started a breakfast club at the school she was head of and transformed the prospects of hundreds of kids. She collects the theatre programs of every play she has seen since 1967. She doesn’t like it when I slag off Newark (‘we have a lovely tapas bar’!). She is an inspiration. She is busier than me or anyone I know. She has just come back from having a blast in Bordeaux. She has exactly as much fun on the cusp of 80 as she ever did.
Happy 79th birthday to my mum. On Desert Island Discs recently I talked about the sad stuff, like her depression after me and my sister were born, but that is a fraction of the story. My mum is FUN. She was adopted and was therefore determined to make a stamp on life.  She once saw an ad in the paper to be an au pair in Paris so she moved from Devon to France and got engaged to a Parisian called Gerard but then broke it off to go to drama school. She agreed to go on a date with my dad because he was studying architecture and she thought architects were rich. I once took her clubbing in Ibiza and she got chatting to a male stripper about her favourite books. She started a breakfast club at the school she was head of and transformed the prospects of hundreds of kids. She collects the theatre programs of every play she has seen since 1967. She doesn’t like it when I slag off Newark (‘we have a lovely tapas bar’!). She is an inspiration. She is busier than me or anyone I know. She has just come back from having a blast in Bordeaux. She has exactly as much fun on the cusp of 80 as she ever did.
Happy 79th birthday to my mum. On Desert Island Discs recently I talked about the sad stuff, like her depression after me and my sister were born, but that is a fraction of the story. My mum is FUN. She was adopted and was therefore determined to make a stamp on life.  She once saw an ad in the paper to be an au pair in Paris so she moved from Devon to France and got engaged to a Parisian called Gerard but then broke it off to go to drama school. She agreed to go on a date with my dad because he was studying architecture and she thought architects were rich. I once took her clubbing in Ibiza and she got chatting to a male stripper about her favourite books. She started a breakfast club at the school she was head of and transformed the prospects of hundreds of kids. She collects the theatre programs of every play she has seen since 1967. She doesn’t like it when I slag off Newark (‘we have a lovely tapas bar’!). She is an inspiration. She is busier than me or anyone I know. She has just come back from having a blast in Bordeaux. She has exactly as much fun on the cusp of 80 as she ever did.
Happy 79th birthday to my mum. On Desert Island Discs recently I talked about the sad stuff, like her depression after me and my sister were born, but that is a fraction of the story. My mum is FUN. She was adopted and was therefore determined to make a stamp on life. She once saw an ad in the paper to be an au pair in Paris so she moved from Devon to France and got engaged to a Parisian called Gerard but then broke it off to go to drama school. She agreed to go on a date with my dad because he was studying architecture and she thought architects were rich. I once took her clubbing in Ibiza and she got chatting to a male stripper about her favourite books. She started a breakfast club at the school she was head of and transformed the prospects of hundreds of kids. She collects the theatre programs of every play she has seen since 1967. She doesn’t like it when I slag off Newark (‘we have a lovely tapas bar’!). She is an inspiration. She is busier than me or anyone I know. She has just come back from having a blast in Bordeaux. She has exactly as much fun on the cusp of 80 as she ever did.
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