Forest Allotments : Steve and Tamsin's Tree

When I get a few saplings, I offer them to my friends, or sell them at the market.
This nice mature one is for Tamsin S. (@teabeesea) and SpringySteve (@PatchieSteve). They don't yet have a garden (SpringySteve is currently looking for a spade), so I've offered to keep an eye on the tree for them until they do.
5 hours ag, two amazing Twitter writers. I've offered them a small allotment in the forest. 
They get to name the creatures (once a week ... I'd say, or when the muse demands it), call them into existence, and otherwise entertain them. And, unlike myself, they get non-rejection creatures. Instead, they name them and tell their secret stories.













Here's how you can find out more about the inhabitants of this tree:

Tea Sipper

The SpareComma

Bumble Thunk

SeedCake

Weft 

BarkSnuffer

Cloverly

Zwoozh

More on Zwoozh

Mallow

Humphut

CaterPillow

Filament

ButterBee

Tail-light

Storm Surge

Little Leaf

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What I learned from Publishing a Paperback with Amazon

Image
Lesson 1: Always order a proof copy. This is Amazon KDP’s new feature. It does mean that you have to wait, but it is worth it. Now, I am a person pursued by typos. I thought that with a tiny picture book, they won’t find me, but they did. When the proof finally arrived, the typos were all there, giggling.                                             Spelling Lessons in the Forest of Typos  By the way, my initial impatience resulted in a single copy with pretty unique typos.   One of my twitter friends has it, and I feel guilty about it. Lesson 2: Prepare to wait and suffer. After I’ve gone over the proof I made changes to the paperback and the ebook, but there was a catch. While the book went live, the changes took a while to update. As I didn’t realise that was the case, I might have slowed down the process by uploading the corrected file twice.                                         The Spirit of Waiting with a Touchscreen Artefact If I were to
Read more

A Poem in Honour of the Creatures by Monique

‏  The ongoing launch has been attracting all sorts of merriment. I am so happy to have  Monique's permission to publish this poem. Monique asked three questions in Creatures Give Advice. She regularly tweets poetry, and is a great person to follow  @starfish_72 By Monique ‏ Gather land walkers starfish 'n flounders we're estranged from that which consorts with youth feeling blue from all angles let's group on this rock share a champagne sponge & toast to @roppotucha launching her book happiness plunges "Creatures Give Advice!" into a sea of readers.
Read more

Road not-taken

Image
We have received the following question from  a rambling collective   @ zerofracks   'Do I take the road less travelled or the highway, and what will happen if I stray from the path?' 'Just so you know, those who judge you from above, or pop up out on the path in front of you, or even those who carry heavy loads in many directions, know very little of the nature of roads, or dragons' Note: a rambling collective was one of the people who did not make it into the first book .  It is now part of the second book, due to be published on 21 June 2019.  Another note: If you'd like a special doodle in answer to your question, and don't want to wait until the next round, you can order one from the creatures.  
Read more