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Met the extraordinary work of Suffolk artist Sibyl Andrews (1898-1992) at @MoysesHallNews today. Can't believe it's taken me so long! Rural modernism in print form; paths, plough-furrows & pollards drawn into vortical twists of energy. She worked as a welder in WWI. #WomensArt https://t.co/vM0uwIgguD

SIGNED BEN AARONOVITCH. Pre-order SIGNED copies of Winter's Gifts, the brand new Rivers of London novella by the amazing @Ben_Aaronovitch. It's still shrouded in mystery, but you know it's gonna be great! Out on June 8th. Order a copy HERE! https://t.co/bZ26H7bb6B https://t.co/amWlRlHn9Q

Less than a week to go until #SamNeill's unmissable memoir #DidIEverTellYouThis publishes. Movies, life, love and other disasters—get ready to dive into the world of @TwoPaddocks: https://t.co/O6UsxoVQ81 https://t.co/Da9hN3t7jU

Richard Milward: ‘I hid my writing like a secret vice’ https://t.co/iHU97xLInk

Dan Santat Discusses 'A First Time for Everything' | The Yarn https://t.co/UN4rV7FSm4 https://t.co/22qCnDZqdP

So, I want to sell as many books as I possibly can, build a space rocket & own several superyachts. So i'm gonna remind you about some of the spectacular books I have for sale. You need to buy these books (or at least RT about them) in order for me to fulfil this dream. Ta.

In Mariana Enríquez’s new novel, a medium exploited by a secret society tries to ensure his son won’t suffer the same fate. Bringing together the pulp and the Gothic, says Adam Thirwell, it finds a way to speak about the horrors of Argentina’s Dirty War. https://t.co/lR80HFGQYO

For the first time ever, SLJ is offering reviews of video games. You can look forward to regular coverage of titles for your collections and programming. https://t.co/mObzvS0cma https://t.co/bKFkMnV8wr

I believed readers only wanted trauma stories from writers of colour. Then I became an author | Zoya Patel https://t.co/tYVgF3C7zK

Fans of @jen_rosner’s award-winning debut novel, The Yellow Bird Sings—about a Jewish mother and daughter hiding in Poland during World War II—will be pleased to see the author explore some related strands of history. @flatironbooks https://t.co/YnXd0suyCB

I've got four more new SIGNED books to tell you about. However, it's 6.45pm on Saturday, so probably not the best time to do this. But fuck it, let's give it a go anyway.

Making a Mark on Musical History: Flack, Franklin, and Beach | Biography Spotlight https://t.co/xHesBxmyQ1 https://t.co/16Lnod6vJ2

‘Even being sanctioned by the British government is no impediment to using London’s courts to silence your critics. The Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018 explicitly excludes money sent to the UK to pay for legal advice and litigation.’ https://t.co/scMmPz8jWg

So, that's that. I've tweeted about four more SIGNED books that i'll be getting. That's SEVEN new ones today! I'll be tweeting about them again, no doubt. Why wouldn't I? It's a big part of my job. You know, selling books. Innit.

A Fuse #8 Production Review: "Hands" by Torrey Maldonado https://t.co/wo84gq2L4c https://t.co/erDuRqivks