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She probably read my book "The Archer"... https://t.co/Q6EIOKYmNJ

Among the many things making @kendalmountain Festival special is that it has a festival fell-race! Beautiful run with @robsaintjohn & 900 others today; autumn light & limestone scarp; hundreds lining the route, cow-bells, steel-bands. Love the hill-running community. https://t.co/VsIASO02vq

One of my favorite new watches, a Universal Geneve issued in the 60s by the Ferrovie dello Stato, the Italian railroad, to one Paolo Di Giorgio. Companies should honor their workers! https://t.co/jwYWVZLgv3

💐 Explore the life and creative genius of Virginia Woolf. Reserve tickets for NYPL’s new, free exhibition examining one of the most important figures in 20th Century literature. #VirginiaWoolfNYPL https://t.co/8sBp81JEr0 https://t.co/XbDeGq7yhQ

Because there is nothing better than a bookstore with furry friends inside 😻https://t.co/D5lhWXMRvx

I'm not sure I can read another article about Maricopa County.

Shake up your fall reading list with these great books. https://t.co/1TZ3rl1zXE

Melvin Burgess: ‘The Norse myths are full of sex and violence’ https://t.co/kn5l7BduEJ

‘When a French menu uses English it feels like an implicit snub. If France has no word for “pouding” it is because it does not care to be associated with such a thing.’ @misspegler on a visual history of menu design: https://t.co/q246F5kXRd

An Easy Reader for #Newbery 2023? https://t.co/QlkNNtZT6L https://t.co/z15ME3lXHf

Poor Sam Fried-Banana. What's going to happen to Elective Altruism now?

In need of some last-minute Christmas shopping? Check out our official Christmas Shop with a book for every moment and a gift for every person 🎄 https://t.co/C4O9lDFl2X https://t.co/8LXCBL5rrh

Hanukkah will be here before you know it. Here are 6 books to get young readers into the holiday spirit: https://t.co/nQk2jvKci5 https://t.co/eQMfy2sLnK

"the world around me / hunkered under the wrong spread of life, / and yet i saw that it was living" https://t.co/j2H4MuLnMM

Though Emma Smith’s lively and engaging history of the book reflects the work of a careful scholar, it will delight general readers and bibliophiles everywhere. @AAKnopf https://t.co/eTO5haAwDo