Alice Dunn

Writer, journalist. Likes good books, baked goods, taking pictures, talking about pictures. Quite shy. Probably blushing.

[Alice Dunn @Alice_Dunn]

From finding queues of hopeful writers waiting at the office, to chauffeuring clients across town (and enjoying three business lunches in a row!) the life of a literary agent has changed greatly, as veteran agent Don Short tells me for @thebookseller https://t.co/avXk3dVsJ4

[Dr Daisy Dunn @DaisyfDunn]

Cover Reveal…Book coming on 23rd May 2024 in the UK! #newreleases

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

Prince Albert and Princess Akiko attend the England vs Japan Rugby match with Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella. https://t.co/Gx9rvhYGWT

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

The promotion of the two men to lifetime posts on a relatively small number of votes has inevitably raised eyebrows among those who oppose the authority of the Lords. https://t.co/uejbIgIPkj

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

Why The London Library, ‘a labyrinth of culture’, is also one of the capital’s most surprising social hotspots – just ask Tom Hanks and Helena Bonham Carter https://t.co/SHrzRZXLHf

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as chairman of Fox and News Corp, with his son, Lachlan, taking the reins of both companies. https://t.co/6qCIScxjsx

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

The letter was written to her husband’s chief of staff, thanking him for her gift, and it is addressed to simply: Dear Boy. https://t.co/6cs3QwMh1q

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

Rumour has it that the Duchess of Sussex might be penning a memoir, following in the footsteps of her husband Prince Harry’s memoir, Spare. https://t.co/VOHHKrhmyJ

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

'Marc Bohan left an incalculable legacy for Maison Dior’, says Bianca Jagger, as Tatler remembers the great British designer that triumphed from palace to runway and ballroom https://t.co/OyLwkXF4Db

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

Prince Albert II of Monaco appeared to enjoy the rugby, despite cutting an otherwise lonely figure at the match. https://t.co/oubGQliMIW

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

The property is on the market for £17,950,000. https://t.co/2EjLAY40JV

[Tatler @Tatlermagazine]

The furniture, jewellery and works of art up for auction were acquired mostly by Baron James de Rothschild, his wife Betty, and their son Baron Alphonse – and they are set to garner millions. https://t.co/st2wAKSlBY

[Alice Dunn @Alice_Dunn]

@stuck_inabook Hoorah! This is great, thank you for letting me know Simon. Let’s hope every book on the list becomes published once more!

[Matt Cartoons @MattCartoonist]

✍️ 'It's a small studio flat, but your mortgage repayments will make it feel like a much grander property'

My latest cartoon for tomorrow's @Telegraph

Buy a print of my cartoons at https://t.co/ILFJjPmckx

Or find the original at https://t.co/bVPAkgE34y

[The Spectator @spectator]

'F. Scott Fitzgerald paints every chapter with jazz music, using melodies to ease some of the angst that permeates through the novel.'

✍️ Alice Dunn

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[Joe Barton @JoeBarton_]

Very much enjoying that this Mediterranean washing machine has special settings for if you spill tomatoes, wine or olive oil on yourself

[Dr Daisy Dunn @DaisyfDunn]

I reviewed the new @britishmuseum show for @TelegraphArt and would recommend seeking out the gold carriage, Armenian bear, the simple ladle used to test people's wine for poison at the Persian court & the huge pearl that looks like a dissolving sugar cube
https://t.co/q2dS4po8sY

[Alice Dunn @Alice_Dunn]

Highly, highly recommend this rich and engrossing documentary on The Stones and Brian Jones, on BBC iPlayer now: https://t.co/E3Qe51iXSF

[Spectator Life @Spectator_LIFE]

The best coronations in literature: from Anne Boleyn to Queen Elizabeth II, royal appointments have long inspired fiction and film

✍�� Alice Dunn
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[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Its publication in 1623 marked the first time that “Julius Caesar”, “Macbeth”, “The Tempest” and “Twelfth Night” had seen print https://t.co/5979mjznYY

[Penguin Books UK @PenguinUKBooks]

Introducing... the Penguin Book Vending Machine!

In 1935, Sir Allen Lane was inspired to create Penguin Books when he couldn't find a good book to read at Exeter St. David's train station.

We've gone back to our roots to ensure modern day commuters won't face the same problem.