Books Contents Archive

I've made a ham omelette. Or a hamlette, as us booksellers like to call it. https://t.co/Sud6bunVxl

A guide to herbal remedies, the making of the Oxford English Dictionary, and more of the best nonfiction deals available now: https://t.co/xPXfjVpAH4

Isabel Kaplan on the forms of false empowerment that are peddled to girls and women. https://t.co/KoODpj0aNu

(I won't be stocking his autobiography that he'll undoubtedly write in a few years time, once he's fucked up the country even more and left politics to concentrate on making even more money)

Advice for writing into the uncanny. https://t.co/I7VcMFNxa4

From the sexiest book covers to Queer fiction for Wrath Month, here are the best bookish links from around the web #ad @GalleryBooks https://t.co/YjXFwrszDv

I also doubt Rishi Sunak buys books from independent bookshops.

"That topics of the body, the emotional, and the domestic are both undervalued and associated with women is no coincidence." https://t.co/4vpefJ9odM

Have you watched The Summer I Turned Pretty yet? https://t.co/vj8AzQWtGM

I doubt Rishi Sunak reads his tweet replies.

Elisa Albert on the predatory nature of wellness culture. https://t.co/DnSuqTjHic

"Books are better than reboots. Don't @ me." What do you think? https://t.co/mm1mdoFblc

Today's Stats. Cheese eaten. Strong Cheddar grated on an omelette. Books sold. 14 Did we get Wordle? Yes. In five Steps. 19352 Horses bought. Horses? None. Again. (sorry) Did I speak to my Mum. Yikes, no. Extra info. Swam in the sea. Had an eye test. Not at the same time.

“It was okay that Phillip was dead, I thought at the memorial. Not many would miss him.” https://t.co/6VoNsIjXDd

From middle grade to YA to adult, here are the best science fiction and fantasy books coming out this month. Which ones will you TBR? https://t.co/VJ4Z66VuaZ