Jerusalem

>>>/co/

Did youuuuu actually put the cover through GIMP's ink effect filter to tone down the cartoon vividness and avoid having all comments revolve around the picture and his having made his cover himself like a literal autist? It's a lovely cover though.

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Here's what the 'Newlife' buildings actually look like

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You can see a lot of the other landmarks in the book just dicking around with streetview. I thought it was rather interesting

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>he actually fell for the meme

>>9138139
More banal and yet more disheartening than I had imagined

>>9137896
Neck yourself you unfunny cunt

>>9137911
I agree and really worked well when it came up within the book with Alma working on it
>>9138224
>hasn't read it and yet thinks he knows what it's like

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>>9138282
>>>/co/

>>9138295
>implying it has anything to do with comics
You're so funny

>>9137889
To answer your questions.
1.Yes the extent to which is subjective
2.No shouldn't be used in relation to them
3.40 or so minutes I found it easy when I realised that if you scan across its almost like your brain auto corrects to the actual meaning

>>9137889
I didn't really care for the Lucinda chapter desu, never been a fan of that stream-of-consciouness almost-gibberish type prose. The Mansoul chapters after it starts being an actual narrative are excellent though.

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>>9139306
*Lucia

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“One of the things that upset me most about the referendum is that Stewart Lee, the comedian who I think is the funniest man in the world, phoned me up two days later seeking reassurance and cheering up. And I thought, ‘Oh fuck. Stewart lee is phoning me, with all my dystopian misery, because he wants cheering up!’

“He told me that he already phoned Chris Morris [writer of Brass Eye], and that Morris had said that he was practically terrified… that he looked out of his window, and he saw a wood pigeon, pecking about on his lawn, and thought, ‘That wood pigeon does not, and will never understand that we are withdrawing from the European Union.’ And he says: ‘And I took comfort in that.’ That is the most worrying moment, when you’ve got the best satirical comedian phoning you up for reassurance."
https://londonhollywood.wordpress.com/2016/09/24/the-alan-moore-jerusalem-interview-tapes-1-brexit-democracy-and-stewart-lee/

>hates brexit
>endorses Corbyn, who as a Bennite, thinks its great.

Are there any interviews available where the interlocutor pushes back on his sloppy thinking?

>>9138139
>>9138208

/lit/ meetup in Northampton?

>>9139395
>you have to agree with everything a politician says
Good luck

Too long to talk about I guess

Still in book one. Taking long because I'm reading other things as my "main" reads and picking at it in spurts, but very enjoyable so far. I feel it could probably do with some heavy editing and be narrowed down to 200 pages per book, but I'll save further thoughts for when I actually finish it a year from now

How the fuck did he manage to get literally cucked by a woman?

>>9141746
His first wife and him were in a relationship with another woman, she left him for her, back in the late 80sor early 90s I think, its in the Lance Parkin biography of Alan Moore, although I'm not sure that's technically cucking, that word has lost almost all meaning nowadays...

>>9141419
Me too. Good thing it really stays in your mind.

>>9141419
>>9143751
That's true, I have yet to pick it back up after more than three months busy elsewhere and can still remember every chapter and character from the first book in surprising detail... I guess I should thank the meme-men for having shilled it so hard.