Books Contents Archive

The backlog just keeps growing! https://t.co/CNEpj1Byqj

From sporting full casts to being interactive, here are some really innovative audiobooks. What's an audiobook you thought had an innovative approach? https://t.co/0QrUJxwwyX

‘The ugly phantom of so-called normality – the white heterosexual family as the foundation of Western “civilisation” – is reasserting itself. For nearly forty years, EastEnders has been having none of it.’ Jacqueline Rose and @samfrears in Albert Square: https://t.co/WgMaEoX7uS

In "Next Book," columnist Amanda Holmes Duffy reflects on recent readings (from writers like @shope_nina) and shares some experiences from the @SydWritersFest: https://t.co/xHL6He3HpG https://t.co/JkUEJXpLBV

"She wasn’t incomprehensible, or difficult, or obscure, as some critics have suggested. She just wasn’t talking to them." https://t.co/ReJKIYLshf

Have you watched the show? https://t.co/57I7NUfpDM

Nora Ephron movies aren’t queer, but actually—hear us out on this one—maybe they kind of are? https://t.co/ipu7GS6vct

"Often, it’s the sound of language or the music of language that will come first for me. When I’m doing free writes, the language play sometimes takes over in a way that other aspects, like describing an action or a scene, come less natural to me." https://t.co/O51cvUvHHA

Journey into our archives to rediscover some our best personal and critical essays on Blackness in America. https://t.co/urmJvBNZ6F

"how queerly should I love my mother who does not believe in bisexuals?" https://t.co/rApiR8Sb65

"Ghostliness is the condition of Asian American men’s bodies. People see through us as if we were not there—within space without taking any of it up." https://t.co/GLHdjNDT34

✨COVER REVEAL ALERT✨ We’ll thrilled to share the cover of A DIFFERENT STAGE by @officialgarybarlow! Limited signed editions are available to pre-order now at @Waterstones https://t.co/s0xiiMWogA https://t.co/uAttWHOjtV

Morgan Talty (@Morgan_J_Talty) talks with “A Calm and Normal Heart” author Chelsea T. Hicks about opening up and expanding the literary landscape with more, varied Native stories. https://t.co/HFGDRB7yO8

Are you familiar with Twitterature? https://t.co/I1YrMEpYCV

In 1970, 70 per cent of Baptist pastors ‘supported abortion to protect the mental or physical health of the mother’; 90 per cent of Texas Baptists thought their state’s abortion laws were too restrictive. What changed? @debfriedell reports: https://t.co/hz48yPOTZ7