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“When the Dark comes rising/Six shall turn it back…” I wrote today about the Midwinter power of Susan Cooper’s great novel & the experience of adapting it over the last year with the great @SimonMcBurney & @Complicite. Starts on @bbcworldservice 20/12 ❄️ https://t.co/hlAzbLwVEE

Get ready for dark secrets, plot twists, and gripping suspense with Goodreads’ members most beloved 2022 mysteries and thrillers from @businessinsider. Plus, all these books were #GoodreadsChoice Awards nominees (vote in the final round before tomorrow)! https://t.co/goBhdPDvw8

Call me curious, but now I really want to see Hunter Biden's dick pics. Is there something unique and jaw-dropping, if you will, about his schlong?

Katie and I went to the Salvation Army place this morning, cos we heard they were taking donations for books and toys. We'd bought a few to take there. Anyway, we got there and everyone was so lovely! We met a lady called Julie (I think) who we gave the stuff to.

These food-related manga serve up equal parts drama and recipes. https://t.co/1DcWxDSq5F

Everything is free to anyone. It's ace. She told us that last year they'd had over 1,000 people using this over December, and it looks like more will be using it this year. We chatted for a bit and it was so wild. "We're not Bible bashers" she said. I kinda believe her.

‘I love writing for children’: Emma Thompson and Axel Scheffler on their amazing shaggy dog story https://t.co/RbAOMWwhFV

Best Young Adult Books 2022 | SLJ Best Books https://t.co/ibc1CtxVoW https://t.co/xPAcWuqIrP

"Many misread the novel as a love story because the truth is so hard to digest." https://t.co/bNEE1oKnVx

A palace food taster, a transformative invention, deadly snowdrifts, and more of the best book deals of the day: https://t.co/ydW8erVVzB

There was no agenda. It was real caring. She wasn't trying to show off or anything. I don't imagine she's on Twitter.

Librarians Strike Back Against Censorship | The Year in SLJ Covers https://t.co/BJnltU3jZ3 https://t.co/PUngl7mvqa

White makes claims for the story as a window into the Gilded Age, as well as a fable for our own moment. Both claims are valid, to a point – but really it was the promise of strychnine that kept me glued. James Lasdun on who killed Jane Stanford: https://t.co/VHRehTHx9R

"Before my lover and I have sex, I cover myself in lint." https://t.co/sh5mqgbpSA

National Book Award finalist to sign books in Miller - The Times of Northwest Indiana https://t.co/M3C4rl5xsP