Further Tales From Tantamount: The Ocean Remembers. February 1st of the Year of the Translunary Washing Machine

We, the collective of cells focused on being the equivalent existence of a middle-aged Yorkshire-man with a purple beard, would like to suggest for your entertainment you peruse the following…

Meredith is a genius and/or mad, possibly raving… She doesn’t knit enough socks, and the juggling videos have been disappointingly absent, but Tantamount is back and for this we forgive her all other sins against humanity…

We look forward to futher updates on the activity of the influx of feral flamingos

Meredith Debonnaire

Original fiction by Meredith Debonnaire.

Being a found record of Certain Correspondences between Tantamount-Newly-On-Sea, and an unnamed Airballoon. Proceed at your own risk!

The following letter sent by exciteable carrier pigeon from an airballoon, given to a seagull, and delivered to Tantamount-Newly-On-Sea mostly intact.

Dearest Thora,

I miss you. I know this is obvious, but of course it bears saying anyway. I understand why you had to return (temporarily?) but I miss you like blood, like brine, like salt. I miss you like magpies miss treasure. I hope all is well. Come back to us, come back to us safe and happy and whole.

We are currently adrift over an archipelago of lost islands – they have sunk off all ordinary maps and exist only in the memories of those who saw them, and of course the fish and birds. They are gone from maps but remain in…

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1 Response to Further Tales From Tantamount: The Ocean Remembers. February 1st of the Year of the Translunary Washing Machine

  1. Meredith says:

    We cannot tell you about the flamingoes. We would, but we cannot…. For, uh, reasons *the sound of aggressive squawking is heard in the background*

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