The Footsteps Made Of Fire

When you bring light, be careful of those who cannot see, who would try to bring you dark.

The Endless Punchline

Great, real, true love should feel like an inside joke that only you and them can laugh at. No matter what the world does to either of you.

The Waves Put You To Sleep

I love you like I love the sea. And I'm ok with drowning.

The Days Before Childhood

Before now, before you're here, we're getting the world ready. We've softened all the corners. We've taken all the chemicals out of everything we've ever made and used them to make fireworks to mark your arrival. We've invented leaves that fall 20% slower and are 100% more fun to fall into. We made new colours. We made snow. We made summer holidays. We've even created something called a "puppy" and a "kitten" and you may choose which one you prefer when you get here. Which is where we are now. Before you are born.

The Echo Inspector

"Why am I still here?"

"You're not. You're a ghost."

"I thought I left."

"You did. You're always leaving."

"Where am I now?"

"Always here. Never here again."

If The Stars Are Eternal So Are You And I

If The Stars Are Eternal So Are You And I, the new album by Grammy-nominated composer and technologist, BT, has just been released. The album artwork features writing and photography from I Wrote This For You. It was an absolute pleasure working with Brian and hopefully, the unique combination of words, photography and music becomes something more than an album.

Below are some wallpapers. The yellow constellations are based around the sound waves from each track on the album. You can buy the album here and it should be available on iTunes soon.

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Edit 1: The album has debuted at #1 on several amazon charts!

Edit 2: A very, very special thank you to Angie Hatting, Nicola Luculano, Lloyd Foggit, Carl Nienaber, Darren Bell, Liz Botha, Danny Drurion, Carl Jeppe and especially my partner in crime, the photographer known only as Jon Ellis.  

The Grand Distraction

And every day, the world will drag you by the hand, yelling "This is important! And this is important! And this is important! You need to worry about this! And this! And this!"

And each day, it's up to you, to yank your hand back, put it on your heart and say "No. This is what's important."