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ROMEO! JULIET'S NOT ACTUALLY DEAD! SHE TOOK A SLEEPING DRAUGHT THAT MIMICS THE EFFECTS OF DEATH TO GET OUT OF MARRYING PARIS! ROMEO! https://t.co/RREO0tvXFG

Allowing Russia to remain on the security council is ridiculous. It’s a terror state with zero to contribute to the world.

‘Immensely brave’: Abduljalil al-Singace named international writer of courage https://t.co/UEHwpmBBRE

🗳 New Yorkers! The deadline to register to vote in the November general election is Friday, October 14. #NYCVotes https://t.co/nMBxnTwZ6e

An Indigenous Peoples Day reminder to read more Indigenous literature. https://t.co/EbJWkZmyPb

Female history and biography writing dominates Baillie Gifford shortlist https://t.co/GqAC8ooe5f

‘Poems about paintings are fired by an awareness of how strange it is even to want to transpose the procedures, the effects, of one art into another. Isn’t what Bruegel and Velázquez did untranslatable?’ T.J. Clark on poetry and painting: https://t.co/zYSrGdLOlI

This weeks trip to the theatre was something very special. Blues For An Alabama starring baby girl Poussey and an incredible ensemble @NationalTheatre of brilliant actors. I would watch it 20 times over if I could. https://t.co/q74oCXxG5Z

What kinds of books embody fall vibes for you? Books on witches? Cozy mysteries? https://t.co/1CrJPyaBor

“I always knew my subconscious was how I translated because I can’t explain how I came to translate one sentence into another. It surfaces from the depths.” https://t.co/n3BY3wCDRb

What do you think of kitties and doggies in the library? #ad @OverDriveInc https://t.co/XbxzDaegSg

‘Her poems have often been described as “surreal”, but this seems to diminish them, remove them from the realm of the serious – the implication being that animals aren’t serious, and neither are jokes.’ @no1_emily reads Selima Hill: https://t.co/2Q7kXvV9ot

An Interview with Ratha Tep About 'Wally the World's Greatest Piano-Playing Wombat' | A Fuse #8 Production https://t.co/8ZIrvNVjDf https://t.co/eVuAonLlQU

“He had, in fact, made a decision a long time ago. It had been a bad one, he knew now. To think that marriage could settle him into the calm he knew he needed, that it would help him rise over his own dishonesty.” https://t.co/SaO5Cyijd0

This month’s lifestyles column runs the gamut from nature-inspired beauty to straight-up monsters. Brush up on your preferred form of magic with the help of these three enchanting books. @ABRAMSbooks @quirkbooks https://t.co/8fGwgK0dip