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A classic mistake! (via @mcsweeneys) https://t.co/exdidcdSHQ

‘A village is defined by its scale relative to a hamlet or a town. It wants to thrive but not to grow. Village life allows you to stall the future or reactivate the past.’ @LaviniaGreenlaw reads ‘Osebol: Voices from a Swedish Village’: https://t.co/HOJjE812i4 https://t.co/9It08mOFg5

A powerful amulet, oracle stones, a mysterious container, and more of the best book deals of the day: https://t.co/oeIi61N5t0

Erik Ten Hag won't be having fish and chips for tea either

"The final girl is the one who perceives the threat. We know she’s the wisest because she is afraid." https://t.co/am4Ypk7yRG

"I pull more and more of it, lifting it to drape behind the sofa. I stop, and I lean over, and I give him the briefest kiss on his neck and then bite the thread off." https://t.co/JbSR6wyj7S

Learn how to structure your fiction around a propulsive plot that will satisfy your readers in our partner @catapultstory’s online seminar with National Book Award finalist @jkbphillips. Filling fast—sign up today! https://t.co/lsJMWRjZWI

‘Céline’s great gift is indeed to picture human nature inside out: not as it is, but as it might be if every ugly truth about it were totally visible.’ Michael Wood on Louis-Ferdinand Céline: https://t.co/QUDIqwpNeu https://t.co/SwJl8qIVkp

Hello, we are open. https://t.co/DrS1ELbjqz

'Perfection, every word, every moment. One of the best books I've ever read' LISA JEWELL Don't miss out on this month's Reese's Book Club pick: Wrong Place Wrong Time is out now! https://t.co/kbGv4UY5Y0 https://t.co/9GUX82CBCv

Our Week in Reviews (featuring titles from @fsgbooks, @PantheonBooks, @BlackstoneAudio, @eccobooks, and @public_affairs): https://t.co/4D8FeKhOZk https://t.co/DQN6vbR1a4

What book does @Bethenny Frankel describe as compulsively readable? We asked her to share some books she’s read and loved lately, and (as expected) she delivered a really great list. https://t.co/O3OjBGm4UW https://t.co/c2ZtyMMZeO

hoping to take £135 today.

the plum tree has turned to glass in your neighbour’s yard, the fish in the pool are dreaming mercury. Everything hangs: your garden’s a delicate balance ‘The Heatwave’, one of six poems by John Burnside, in the #LRBarchive (1996): https://t.co/1TXzOuLskP