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"can you explain this gap in your resume?" yes that's when I was cursed by poseidon for ten years, lost at sea and plagued by horrors

Fall weather goes great with the Shanghai scallion oil noodle at Hao Noodle on 6th Ave. Just saying. https://t.co/1uMtW5JCpR

Today, the 2022 Booker Prize, one of the most prestigious literary awards, was given to ‘The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida’ by @ShehanKaru! Congratulations to Shehan Karunatilaka and all of the nominees. https://t.co/xTDNeppsUq

Shehan Karunatilaka’s Booker winner is narrated by a dead man - but it’s a novel full of life https://t.co/bG64ukGRCv

12 Books for Kids and Tweens That Celebrate Neurodiverse Minds https://t.co/DzT3Ns6uim https://t.co/QZAzIIWxra

"Aztec mythology books have some of the most emotionally compelling stories you will ever read in any mythology." https://t.co/1V9TpxjZ4J

“Imagining a world with you.” That’s the message on a new poster illustrated by award-winning artist Chan Chau and produced by SLJ and the Children’s Book Council to support LGBTQIA+ children and teens. https://t.co/4NHISEX3LR https://t.co/wAex9hv9PF

October's Children's Book Roundup (featuring @MacKidsBooks, @SimonKIDS, @HolidayHouseBks, @SraSiqueira1307, @irenafreitas, @annwhitfordpaul, David Walker, and @skaufmanart): https://t.co/HTXd1FIXUN https://t.co/o1IQ9W2DmH

Shehan Karunatilaka’s Booker winner is narrated by a dead man - but it’s a novel full of life https://t.co/ckMryYrtbK

“To be an other is to be inconvenient; being with others is too. Berlant treats inconvenience as a grain of sand that has slipped past our mantle and that we cannot eject.” Read @HZeavin's review of Lauren Berlant’s posthumous book (@DukePress): https://t.co/9JBdoHj6WM

7 Books About Diwali For Young Readers https://t.co/M4nmaM3PKw https://t.co/mPGRl9YDq4

Looking for a comforting read? Check out these cozy novels set in libraries! https://t.co/UpgtLcrlmB #ad @ManyJenny

‘When a novel doubles one of its formal elements there is likely to be a halving elsewhere. In Trust the duplication of narratives, these life stories both convergent and divergent, has the effect of slowing a forward movement.’ Adam Mars-Jones: https://t.co/sE0aGrDESv

Learn how New York City’s highways were built. https://t.co/lTs0JnWhWj

“They give you a pamphlet when your mother loses her mind. The Pamphlet does not tell you where to find it.” https://t.co/ko4DVwsZAh