"I can makE aNyoNe faLL asleep", declares a small pink-shaded signpost, whose erratic capitalisation makes my pulse race, rather than slow – like a missive from Stephen King, pointing the way to eternal slumber via a terrifying cottage with a roof like a witch's hat.
The two drove through the countryside for hours, rows of birch trees giving way to flat farmland, until a signpost beside a small cemetery announced the village of Podsolnechnoye.
Signpost operates out of a small community centre in Brooklands on the fringes of Golf Green.
In terms of what help they were offering, they listed (in the following order): offering their own guidelines and advice, signposting to publisher guidelines, encouraging supervisor involvement, and, for a small number, workshops or formal training.
Accompanying "The Edge of the World" is the drawing of a small girl peering over the edge of a ledge so thin that a fire hydrant, a dog, a signpost, and a worm protrude halfway through.
In their place, he built a square with fountains, a small grassy roundabout in one corner, pinch points where cyclists and pedestrians might try to cross the flow of traffic, and very little signposting of any kind.
For him the netsuke, so small and captivating, were not enough as a mere signpost to a family history.
A poem does not contain information of importance, like a signpost or a warning notice.
It was not so much an actual date as a signpost indicating the distant future.
In an age of spin, he was solid, a signpost and not a weather-vane.
