Books Contents Archive

It's all kicking off at our PAWSitively adorable #MeredithAlone event at the @PurrpleCatCafe! What a PURRfect way to celebrate @ClaireAWriter's CLAWsome debut! https://t.co/TaID6F6vxF

Which of Jane Austen's books is your favorite for retellings? https://t.co/tjTsrXZrBN

It is a deep tambourine That shaken makes no Music, but sifts the silence down like powdered Sugar, like snow. Even now something is falling, falling, dust And Time, infinitive ‘The Sieve’, a poem by @ae_stallings in the latest issue: https://t.co/GeXtDB9ZCd

In this month's "That's What SHE Said," columnist (and soon-to-be debut novelist!) @KLRomo shares her long, circuitous route to getting published: https://t.co/s2MBypmpRk @thrillerwriters https://t.co/slAJ6u2Hj7

An investigation of a classic joke. https://t.co/Pj6ReWbglW

"Honestly, I’d read some Gatsby smut with a cover like this. Lay it on me, old sport." 👀 https://t.co/jpnQ5UEhPx

What a fantastic evening at @StanfordsTravel for an event with @nicholascrane - on the paperback publication day of #Latitude no less! 🌎📖 https://t.co/R7s8CiTAu1

Tajja Isen on how businesses too often care about “buffing up corporate shine” rather than genuinely enacting change in the workplace. https://t.co/ln3eH0gSp8

Inventive, joyful, celebratory poetry collections by queer women of color. https://t.co/mZOTJNNPKc

Amanda says farewell in the last episode of Get Booked! https://t.co/LtnETqfgm2

Does it count as cheating on your husband if you're cheating with... your husband? https://t.co/goptgmT7Fg

Here are some cute and soft dragons, kitties, and unicorns for the little ones to read on https://t.co/WK5AbQQQDz

Advice for all you short story writers who have a novel rattling around in your head (via @CatapultStory). https://t.co/9h3CbbzAuN

A new book about ex-friends, poetry, popularity, and middle school! #ad @HarperChildrens https://t.co/0KJdl7HeBz

“Though some might have me believe that the lack of representation I experienced is because of the absence of Filipino American writers in American literature, that couldn’t be further from the truth.” https://t.co/TPdD8XmXq4