Kaye Inglis

@kayeinglis.bsky.social

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Writer, editor, dog walker. Manager of the band yourgardenday. Autistic so sometimes over-enthusiastic. Huge fan of all things horror, folklore, and dark comedy. Book “The Devil’s Dastard”currently in progress. https://ko-fi.com/kayeingliswriter

A photo of Coronation Street actress Sydney Martin, claiming she is a "254 year old actress". Screenshot from the Daily Mirror.
A yellowy purple plum, possibly two conjoined plums, sitting on a piece of kitchen paper. It's perfectly joined side to side and looks like a bottom.
An old wooden school desk complete with ink well.
An elderly black and white fluffy cat loafing on the pavement.
"Haunted Yorkshire – Ghostly Tales from God's Own County" edited by Elizabeth Dearnley.
"Possessed – a lost novel of the occult" by Rosalie and Edward Synton, introduced by Johnny Mains.
The back of an attachment for holding your washing up sponge in the wall, which looks like an alien bug with huge yellow eyes and a central hole for a mouth. The circular shape of the home makes it look like the alien bug is shocked.
"Hookland Fragments Volume One" by David Southwell.
"Emberlings – A Month of Witchdays" with words by Talis Kimberley and images by Thomas S Brown. The cover features a hedgehog witch with a staff and a hat on which a snail sits, in front of a full moon and stars.
The cover of "Sunset Song" by Lewis Grassic Gibbon, showing a headband of a sad-looking young woman with pale white skin, rosy cheeks, light brown eyes and short, slightly messy curly brown hair.
Hookland Fragments Volume One by David Southwell.
It's me as a baby, sitting on my mum's knee at the table in front of the most 70s curtains – brown with red, orange, purple, and lighter brown circles. My left arm is resting on my mum's boob, whilst to my left and also on Mum's knee sits Tintagel, our ginger and white cat. He is bigger than I am.
"Hookland Fragments – Volume One" by David Southwell.
Imran the Interloper house spider climbing the wall.
Magnus, a black Scottish terrier, sitting on my bed.
Imran The Interloper, a house spider, hanging out on my ceiling.
Reece Shearsmith as Special Constable Varney in Inside No.9 episode "The Stakeout".
A washing machine displaying the cycle "Pets".
A thin white beastie with wings spread out like an angel sitting on the side of my wardrobe.
Godmother Death, a female noble false widow spider, hanging in the corner by the wardrobe.
Godmother Death, a noble false widow spider, hanging out by the corner of the wardrobe.
A white beastie with a long, thin body and lace-like wings spread out in angel pose, sitting on the side of my wardrobe.
"Haunted Yorkshire – Ghostly Tales from God's Own County" edited by Elizabeth Dearnley, from British Library Publishing's "Tales of the Weird" series.
Reece Shearsmith as Special Constable Varney in "Inside No.9" episode "The Stakeout".
My dad riding the Volks Railway in Brighton.
"The Devil's Cauldron" by JW Nicholas, edited and introduced by Johnny Mains, published by Mislaid Books.
A black cat rolling on the ground.
"The Devil's Cauldron" by JW Nicholas, from Mislaid Books.
"Three Screenplays – Kill List, A Field in England, and In the Earth" by Ben Wheatley and Amy Jump.
Magnus, a black Scottie in need of a haircut, sitting on my knee looking at the camera.
Magnus, a black Scottie who needs a haircut, sitting on my lap and smiling as he breathes in my face.
Magnus, a black Scottie, sitting on my knee.
Magnus, a black Scottie, asleep on some paperwork.
My step-mum Maggie and my dad in Santa hats at a children's play park in Salisbury.
The back of a cloth holder. It is white and has two yellow suction cups at the top left a s right, which looks like giant eyes, plus a circular hole in the middle that looks like an open mouth. It leans against the wall and sits on a messy worktop, with a red hot water bottle on the left and a white bottle on the right, amongst other bits and bobs.
The front cover of "Keshed" by Stu Hennigan.
Magnus, a black Scottie, rolling around on the grass.
Part of a receipt reading: Toothpaste Toothbrush Yoghurt Chocolate Asda Juice Sure Men Deo Mens Skin Dragon Fruit Raspberries Cheese Oranges Scotch Egg.
A snowstorm of a graveyard with graves saying RIP and Rest in Peace, bones, crows on the stones and bones, and a base with a big bat and RIP in red.
My dad in a grey coat riding in an old railway carriage.
Steve Pemberton as Pauline Campbell-Jones in "The League of Gentlemen".
"1983" by Tom Cox.
"Curious Cats and Fantastical Felines" by Willow Winsham.
Two books: "Weird Woods – Tales from the Haunted Forests if Britain", edited by John Miller, and "The New Flesh – Tales of Shapeshifters and Strange Transformations", edit d by Mark Morris. Both by British Library Publishing.
A sign outside a cafe that reads "No paws on the floor. Thank you."
Magnus, a black Scottie, sitting in a pink fluffy bed in front of Piggy, a large wooden pig.
Magnus, a black Scottie, throwing his head back and licking his nose.
Title card reading Anthony Shaffer's The Wicker Man on my telly.
"The New Flesh – Tales of Shapeshifters and Strange Transformations" edited by Mark Morris.
A collection of Freddo frog heads inside an egg, looking like some kind of portal into froggy Hell.
My dad sitting in his wheelchair outside Messums in Tisbury.
A quesidilla in the GoChef cooker.
Gunk, possibly egg, in the sink hole.
Magnus, a black Scottie, sleeping on my bed.
A pink and green striped towelling dressing gown looking a bit like a ghost as it hangs over the door.
Front cover of this fortnight's Private Eye magazine.
Magnus, a black Scottie, with his back turned and very curly hair after a bath.
Magnus, a black Scottie, snuggled on my knee.
Magnus, a black Scottie, sitting in his pink doughnut bed. Behind him is a wooden pig.