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Hello there. It looks like Hollywood has found its Count Alexander Rostov! https://t.co/gTRXzi6vDP

Hey lovelies. Another 280 character update from our holiday. Took a v early morning & v epic guided coastal trek. Then visited a windmill (moulin) with stunning views over Collioure. Also hired a pedalo with a slide, which Ollie embraced with gusto. Hope all is good. S https://t.co/jehs2v66Uz

‘Your first corpse shouldn’t be someone you love: no one needs to handle the shock of death and the shock of grief at the same time. Life would be better lived if we knew death better.’ @malcolmgaskill reviews ‘All the Living and the Dead’: https://t.co/b5OJjxpNc7

Don’t miss this special giveaway happening on the official @dougieclaire Facebook page now! https://t.co/rGrxVyi3st https://t.co/gdzQYLb2d1

"White writers say to me that they wish they had this kind of suffering to write about." https://t.co/totKowGyfw

Our annual Fall Books Preview is here! Check out the books your fellow readers are most excited to read! https://t.co/z4chZq5Nah https://t.co/17TBlAOCiZ

Hey lovelies. Another 280 character update from our holiday. Took a v early morning & v epic guided coastal trek. Then visited a windmill (moulin) with stunning views over Collioure. Also hired a pedalo with a slide, which Ollie embraced with gusto. Hope all is good. S https://t.co/Q80XFIBNo5

Beth Macy on the importance of stopping the stigma around drug use and focusing, instead, on care. https://t.co/MSADr5NaNm

Book Riot's own Kelly Jensen talks about book banning on PBS' Newshour: https://t.co/cY1Si2jmve

‘In many instances, the interpreter was the person blamed when things went wrong. Chinese interpreters who helped British merchants pursue lawsuits were executed if the judge ruled against them.’ @daicing on British-Chinese (mis)communications: https://t.co/NCgwvMke3G

Have you been listening to audiobooks more these days? https://t.co/JFIGS34w6F

Lore Rivera loved two men. Until one of them shot the other. It was a secret double life that ended in a tragedy. But is it the truth? Discover the most addictive thriller of the year and BBC Radio 2 Book Club pick, MORE THAN YOU'LL EVER KNOW. Out now: https://t.co/28I9krmHbN https://t.co/wRswrMUvvO

"Warmongers never talk about the costs of war, and so it falls to brave writers to reveal the emotional, economic, and physical tolls." https://t.co/Wur0taDivt

Columnist @LawrenceDeMaria is moving; here are the books that earned a spot in the van: https://t.co/5oZjegGCut https://t.co/CerbBQETXl

"Did someone click on the title? Good. You made it up to get attention. You’re writing this essay about getting attention—to get attention." (via @lithub) https://t.co/L1Tru6qCD4