2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 06:10)
What book would you recommend to your friend who insists that reading isn’t for them?
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 10:06)
I've been partying with Mastodon this evening. Great canapés,
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 07:30)
Why are they never there when you need 'em? https://t.co/vqxxnhIWpu
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 09:51)
Please note that all NYPL locations will be closed on Friday, November 11. https://t.co/fiKllUk20S
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 10:15)
The Pulitzer Prize-winning book is coming to screens soon! Check out the cast. 🎥 https://t.co/tRDW7r7smj
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 06:36)
"For Berlant, the inconvenient relationship might be where we could loosen the hold our bad attachments, as theorized in CRUEL OPTIMISM, have on us. Inconvenience might be the thing that lets us live." @HZeavin on Lauren Berlant’s final book (@DukePress): https://t.co/9JBdoHAHOk
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 11:01)
“Imagining a world with you.” That’s the message on a new poster illustrated by award-winning artist @Aluhnim and produced by @sljournal and the @CBCBook to support LGBTQIA+ children and teens https://t.co/PJ8XLbRZUN #censorship https://t.co/vRz0gurHC1
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 09:18)
The blanket hanging over the pushchair is covered in washing powder. ‘Have you spilt it?’ I enquire. ‘No,’ she says crossly, irritated at having to explain the obvious. ‘That’s washing-powder. When it rains the blanket will get washed.’ Alan Bennett: https://t.co/v3ZQYCJoko https://t.co/dwkM3pjxXU
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 08:28)
Goldsmiths prize goes to collaborative duo Natasha Soobramanien and Luke Williams https://t.co/c2pWWs5YCc
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 10:38)
Twitter still has the best vol au vents though.
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"The Amazon Kindle turns 15 this month. In the years since its launch, this nifty device has changed the publishing industry forever." https://t.co/H40qO23sx7
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 06:45)
‘It wasn’t teaching that was the enemy of freedom or thought for Emily, but rather the institutions in which she had to work, an experience shared by her sisters, even if they were more resilient.’ @helen_charman watches Frances O’Connor’s ‘Emily’: https://t.co/kUo7NNvvjN https://t.co/7Yz1NGdkCq
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 08:05)
These food-related manga serve up equal parts drama and recipes. https://t.co/X8WFHDcImF
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2 years ago
(Nov 10, 2022 09:20)
"I’m the director of a public library in a town where there have been many attempts to censor books in schools. So far, my library has not experienced an increase in censorship cases, but I fear that it’s a matter of time. How can I prepare my staff?"https://t.co/hhRmCqOfrA https://t.co/iFrBxV5mgA
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