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Rare copy of Othello shows a cast list involved in real-life murder drama https://t.co/NH4nE6MOho

‘A theory of scientific change isn’t an obvious subject for an American bestseller. But in the culture at the time “Structure” was published, thinking about the nature of science was highly charged.’ Steven Shapin on Thomas Kuhn: https://t.co/Vm5gxV2TCA

'Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind' by Yuval N. Harari is a narrative history of humanity's creation and evolution that explores how biology and history have defined understandings of what it means to be human. #BookOfTheDay: https://t.co/w8sEqBeFzv https://t.co/s73w55cabd

Vanessa has it all. A beautiful home, a loyal husband, three perfect children, and a growing number of adoring online fans. And she'll do anything to keep it... Request @author_amtaylor's #TheTruthAboutHer Request it now on @NetGalley_UK: https://t.co/CydeLBHjzU https://t.co/D1GXylUfC4

Arrangements in Blue by Amy Key review – cathartic meditation on singledom https://t.co/vRXvBRWaSB

In the new issue, @malcolmgaskill tells the bloody story of Basing House, a Royalist stronghold besieged three times during the Civil War and finally obliterated by Cromwell in 1645. https://t.co/tnV0kCEeNF

#Disobedient is the gripping feminist retelling of a seventeenth century heroine forging her own destiny. Now available to request on NetGalley UK ➡️ https://t.co/EFxgg0d0BJ https://t.co/joET1SF3rC

BIG TREE is an awe-inspiring odyssey, a survival story and an invitation to think both philosophically and scientifically about the planet we call home. @Scholastic https://t.co/G2sF90DMbk

Florida Teachers Union Sues State; ‘The Bluest Eye’ Removed in Utah School District | Censorship News https://t.co/BVpMCnXiTu https://t.co/JuTNTJIvOK

'A fascinating insight into how the American Baptist Church manipulates women and runs a life of power, control and submission.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Request @Laure0901's stunning new thriller #TheGoodDaughter now: https://t.co/iF1nzuAKhY https://t.co/z4hT6Yq7GF

Who were the tragic Galvin brothers? Why is it wrong to refer to Groucho Marx’s ‘one-liners’? Who was the businessman of the Brontë family? All this and more is answered in ‘Sisters Come Second’, a collection of pieces about siblings from the LRB. https://t.co/dmcugpPEdk

Deep Down by Imogen West-Knights – fluid and skilful debut about domestic abuse https://t.co/mlAEwyYQb5

Thanks to NATO, @PhillipsPOBrien writes, "Ukraine is being made to fight the war the hard way, not the smart way": https://t.co/w0vbzxbFBC

Defeating the Dictators review: prescriptions for democratic health https://t.co/OLzaI4cVDe