Neil Gaiman The Spectator @John_S_Phipps 1.5k likes in an hour as opposed to 29 in two hours. Ladies and gentlemen, Neil Gaiman wins.

The Economist @John_S_Phipps #Uyghurs are living under the fear imposed by CCP no matter in East Turkistan or elsewhere on the planet

A few of many photos taken this weekend at Old Westbury Gardens once the estate of John S Phipps.

@John_S_Phipps on top form here (and me on illustration)
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@John_S_Phipps Fergus Butler-Gallie The Fence Magazine Back in The Seventies I had the pleasure of speaking to a very nice man called Dr Donald Duck. He was born before Disney had made a film.

The Economist @John_S_Phipps Believe that only with the disappearance of the CCP can Uyghurs gain real peace😔

For the Uyghur diaspora, there is no real freedom from China’s repression, @John_S_Phipps tells “The Intelligence”. The fear—the panic—is the same abroad econ.st/3klxwPq

@John_S_Phipps @alexhaveronj JOHN they are supposed to pay for the content but also

Neil Gaiman @SpectatorUSA @John_S_Phipps Well gosh. With headlines like his two previous articles, he seems like a totally sane author that is NOT a serial killer.

@SpectatorUSA Neil Gaiman @John_S_Phipps But, it gave us michael sheen 💙 as Lucifer. So, there’s that. twitter.com/lilibetpride/s…

Thanks John Haffenden for getting me into this play. It’s about choosing a cover of a book, no explanations, inviting 6 others. I’m choosing Fundacja Olgi Tokarczuk by Fitzcarraldo Editions and nominate @John_S_Phipps, Annika Möslein, Megan Quigley, Matthew Bevis, Lynette Ballard & Lucy Fleming 📚

Thanks @John_S_Phipps for this generous, thoughtful reading, and for writing!

The Spectator Neil Gaiman @John_S_Phipps This review is in the long tradition of reviews in which the reviewer is only reviewing for the sake of telling people how pleased he is with himself for his witty takedowns of someone else's original work.

Except the takedowns weren't even witty. The rest of it is just padding.

@SpectatorUSA Neil Gaiman @John_S_Phipps “Listening to the tacky and incomprehensible audio-adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel series Sandman, I couldn’t stop thinking about the 19th-century Swiss artist Rodolphe Töppfer, because I am a pretentious pseudo-intellectual assclown.” - @John_S_Phipps

Neil Gaiman @SpectatorUSA @John_S_Phipps This made me laugh out loud. That’s what we’re here for, friend.
Mr Gaiman gives us that deliciously dramatic language without ever taking himself too seriously.
But I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion (regardless of how blatantly incorrect)...

@SpectatorUSA Neil Gaiman @John_S_Phipps And I agree with Neil Gaiman ...tagging him in a negative review is reeks of a desperate attempt at attention.

@SpectatorUSA Neil Gaiman @John_S_Phipps They need the drama for the engagement they lack.

Thank you @John_S_Phipps for listening and having such thoughtful things to say about our project! I officially declare that This Guy Gets It

#TPQ5 : JOHN PHIPPS
What will @John_S_Phipps, a writer, critic and editor, include in today's #TPQ5 ? Find out inside!

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'No image exists in this book that does not in some way register the fitful passage of time, the left-to-right sweep of our existence.'

@John_S_Phipps reviews Don Paterson's 'Zonal' and Stephen Sexton's 'If All the World and Love Were Young'.

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