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His excursions into analogy are inventive and interesting in their own right, so that even as you are wondering when you are going to get back to the story, you are enjoying the detour too much to want to return in a hurry. Michael Wood on Javier Marías: https://t.co/YNPjQk8LFo

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In "A Column of Her Own," @hapahaiku shares how @eraustinauthor's EVERYONE IN THIS ROOM WILL SOMEDAY BE DEAD (@AtriaBooks) helped her experience stress in more productive ways: https://t.co/CLxP5Djaee https://t.co/ltSASZMQcc

On not-actually-queer but still-kinda-queer Nora Ephron movies. https://t.co/QSg0YMLamP

‘Dealing with the myths of “neurosexism” is like playing “whack-a-mole”: each time you smack one down, more spring up elsewhere. Why are these myths so tenacious?’ @ArianneShahvisi on the gendered brain: https://t.co/nYkEwqr499

"Poetry provides interconnectedness in a stanza. It lets me know that there are other humans out there who feel like I do." https://t.co/4n4oRmBes2

Queer reads for your fall needs. 📚🍂 https://t.co/gALB0F1tgF

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"In the end, all I wanted was to be left alone, to live in an imaginary world of classical music." https://t.co/qcIDqwjqxv

Jeff and Rebecca talk about the Booker Prize shortlist, Nora Roberts making it rain for a Michigan library, Virginia’s obscenity case against Gender Queer, interesting new trailers, nerd TV, and more: https://t.co/IyLNKWx9vk

The film can’t imagine anything outside of crime – there is no civilian life, so to speak. However far we go into parallel stories and flashbacks – to Bolivia, in one case, and 26 years ago – there is no escape from the gang. Michael Wood on Bullet Train https://t.co/rv1TyzrRsE

"There’s no right way or place to be an artist." https://t.co/7TbFFX5E10

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‘Wider questions around energy security will shape the next decade, as European societies collide with the end of cheap, imported hydrocarbon energy. The Tory governments of the past decade failed to prepare for this.’ @piercepenniless in the next issue: https://t.co/rxecZy20m3