Books Contents Archive

Look. It's not £16.99. It's a tenner!! It's a special @edballs price. Here. https://t.co/2WEzhvIYAc https://t.co/OaRodPwEVW

Word on the street is we're Discoursing about rejection letters this week. https://t.co/L0bJxgewic

From Singapore to Hong Kong, the U.S. to Japan, these poetry collections showcase Asian Pacific heritage in time for AAPI month. Which collection do you think you'll add to the TBR? https://t.co/VNDKodde0P

Do you *really* need an agent? Author/illustrator Ariel Mendez, a speaker at next month's Washington Writers Conference, says it depends on what you want: https://t.co/WWeNSkabLr @DCWriterCon2022 https://t.co/P5lJoTsnBH

Trier has spoken about presenting a world of ‘failed ambition’ and ‘a sense of expectation’, but ‘The Worst Person in the World’ goes further than that. If there’s one thing its heroine knows for sure it’s that she doesn’t know what she wants. https://t.co/AFYhpjh1LQ

"There are books on Filipino mythology, folklore, identity, friendship, and everything in between." https://t.co/cXGRKLum8C

100% would watch "Dude, Where's Ithaca?"—someone get Hollywood on the phone (via @mcsweeneys). https://t.co/3xhmT8Zeg2

Colleen Hubbard suggests allowing your worst qualities to appear in your characters. https://t.co/rLA0M1Stzs

What are your favorite BookTok accounts? https://t.co/DvPMKTbxkk

On resisting white expectations. https://t.co/c8K2vbrwyq

These books have " ... some sort of body and machine augmentation, distrust of government and corporations, and of course, hyper-advanced technology." https://t.co/HNfpf93YG1

"Anything can and does happen in New York City, and the car is a little version of that." https://t.co/ZfeVY7yp9V

If you love Avatar the Last Airbender, follow Bea and Cad on their journey to stop the bird who stole the sun. #ad @HarperChildrens https://t.co/yvMKf5tuLa

“This is about what war brings to ordinary people.” https://t.co/9oxpC41UwC

"You, lithe swimmer with feet you will use / like hands, meet me here" https://t.co/Niikg9KK1I