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Fucking Hell! What the fuck is that all about?? It's absolutely ridiculous. (please feel free to use this tweet whenever you need it)

Your turn: What's your best advice for running a successful book club? https://t.co/zHdfs8H7mJ

The autofiction of Nathan Fielder (via @lithub) https://t.co/gsnAmzpqfP

‘Can one “write” a landscape or “speak” in colours? Adnan liked to say that she painted in Arabic, but also that painting was “a language that’s not meant to be translated into words”.’ Emily LaBarge on Etel Adnan at the @vangoghmuseum: https://t.co/Z8shMG0FX5

Join @topefolarin at @SixthandI Historic Synagogue in DC tonight at 7 p.m. for a conversation with Nobel laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah (AFTERLIVES, @riverheadbooks)! It's our Spotlight Event: https://t.co/HjiJVcq9Kb https://t.co/p2WnKcR49a

Why not all TV stations stop next Monday as a mark of respect for the Queen?

Which Golden Girl does your reading taste align with the most? #ad @DisneyBooks https://t.co/1Axw8Z1wr3

The debut novelist explores faith, friendship and family in THE LIFE AND CRIMES OF HOODIE ROSEN. @PhilomelBooks https://t.co/tkRPnm87Hu https://t.co/XitlrdQPqr

Upon taking a closer look at the story of Ophelia, it seems Shakespeare may have already warned us about what happens when women don’t have bodily autonomy. https://t.co/kpU03NHGae

@piercepenniless @moonjets Sutcliffe-Braithwaite’s piece in the next issue, online now, looks at London in the run-up to Thatcher: from boring, in the early 1960s, to roaring, as the great sell-off of Right to Buy transformed the social fabric of the city: https://t.co/6E6Cw1LI5l

TONIGHT'S TEA! Starring...Half of a fish pie. Also appearing.... Peas! Beans! Cabbage! Special thanks to Fab ice lolly.

The new books out today feature out-there short stories, siblings reconnecting, and necromancy. There's something for everybody! https://t.co/QSpB839POJ

We're singing the praises of Carmilla. https://t.co/8U4KvKyglh

@MargaretAtwood @ScribnerBooks @KateManning10 It's excellent.

‘Where Thomas Henry had immovable convictions, Julian had compelling enthusiasms. The former excited admiration but also fear, the latter interest but also scepticism.’ Stefan Collini on the Huxleys: https://t.co/cC9BdL7NyZ