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BIG or small lies are lies (Coelho, Aleph)

It's 9.09pm. A message has just popped up on my email to say someone has just bought a book off my website. Woohoo!!

Hungry Beat – White Rabbit. This will be damn good. Fuck knows when I’ll get time to read it. But I know it will be good. ⁦@leebrackstone⁩ https://t.co/sgxSftyJxA

At PEN America, a Complicated Centennial for Free Speech - The New York Times https://t.co/1TCbUtKjK3

You asked about reasons librarians didn't buy a book, too, and here's a telling graphic that breaks down that information by reason and region. #ControversialBooksSurvey https://t.co/J2EAKuzDRw

Since this tweet i've had THREE more sales! Hey @JeffBezos, how many sales have you had in the last 27 minutes?

Explore these nonfiction titles about the history of our National Parks. https://t.co/CGaogfcAWq

Are we there yet you ask. I do not know. I am the poem. I am just shaking you gently to remind you. Of what? Of time? That this is time? That there is time. ‘The Quiet’, a poem by @jorie_graham: https://t.co/ohBpkoZbLs

“Susan and I agreed that the book reminded us of…well, us. How when we were all students together, we lived in our own universe, unencumbered by the outside world.” https://t.co/i2cxffUaJ0

"Queer YA historical fiction can do a lot to revise the tired narrative that queer people throughout history only ever lived repressed or tragic lives." https://t.co/HdTajmJ4Mw #ad @WednesdayBooks

Had the loveliest of days. Got the kids off to school A walk along the seafront. Bought yummy pastries. Really hard spin class at the gym. Worked a bit. Lunch at our fave place. Bit more work. Kids got home Katie did yoga. All went out for dinner. Home. Tweet this. Sleep x

Enjoy these retellings of Jane Austen’s beloved final novel. https://t.co/hmbG13uMlr

September inbox wearing you out? Spice it up with some emails you'll actually be excited to read. https://t.co/sUx86oKs0Y

"I’ve put together a list of books for the High Holidays as well as the other fall Jewish holidays for all ages — children, teens, and adults." https://t.co/QWBAk5UBZZ

"Thanks to Houellebecq’s fine example, I spent several days just doing things for myself, and now have a new bank account, a guest professorship in Switzerland, and even a clean refrigerator." @nellzink on reading SUBMISSION: https://t.co/qUzlhL2KO2