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From stone-cold classics to recent and intriguing variations on the theme, we’ve gathered several dozen of the most popular and beloved epic fantasies in this ever-expanding genre. https://t.co/qqC9NTFsAy https://t.co/jJak9LdHRE

Can this please happen at every sporting/musical/theatrical/thing with a crowd, from now on please.

Thinking about starting a fiction podcast? We've got some tips for you. https://t.co/FVnGbKpNE8

‘These women are not experts, or jurists. They are just women: enslaved, mangled, poor. What could be more deeply rooted in this nation’s history and tradition than that?’ @ErinMaglaque responds to the Dobbs decision: https://t.co/nUorH1v0Xe

There's a thing called Duotrigordle that @AndyPalmer introduced me to last month (he's a monster). You play 32 Wordle boards at the same time It's ridiculous, and brilliant. It takes a couple of goes to get it, but once you do... https://t.co/YbdHKnJmKW

‘Outside the courtroom, the term “radicalisation” takes up more and more space in French political discourse. A law passed last year requires that “radicalisation” be challenged everywhere.’ @mmschwartz on the Bataclan verdict: https://t.co/ci2q5TvhuU

Score 0-0 France shots on target - 4981 Netherlands shots on target - 1 #NEDFRA

‘Foreign influence on Nigeria’s abortion laws did not begin in 2022: they are a vestige of 19th-century British colonial law that remains remarkably unchanged. We are frozen in time.’ @mba_gazelle in our round table response to the end of Roe v. Wade: https://t.co/aTdgzB2FYL

Paddy Pimblett hates tories too. #waits

see. I do sometimes tweet about books.

How the heck have the Netherlands not conceded a goal yet. Amazing defending/goalkeeping. Cannot believe they'll get through the second half without conceding a goal, so I reckon they'll need to score two.

Fantasy and history fans will find this reading list fascinating. Here are the 72 most popular fantasy novels of the past three years. https://t.co/eLMq7OA6B4 https://t.co/UrTq4gTNe9

Remember Martin Platt off of Coronation Street. He now makes cheese. And my brilliant local cheese wranglers @Cheeseonsea have it. This one's called Smelly Ha'peth, and it's lush. https://t.co/uGe7FaI2K2

‘Universities are not exempt from the pressures of extractive capitalism, but take part in the drive for productivity through the cheapening of their workers.’ @archiveofthenow on the UCU strikes: https://t.co/spoBYcdLNI

Our Week in Reviews (featuring titles from @wwnorton, @WmMorrowBooks, @BlackstoneAudio, @BelgraviaB, and @KentuckyPress): https://t.co/Wt2He0KJ8u https://t.co/jBwfbaKSfj