I appear to have written a little blog post about the books I've read this year. If you're stuck for what to read next, why not pop along?
https://t.co/yBSgeTONVn
So I was re-reading my novel in preparation for writing my sequel sequel (sic), and I came across this passage which made me laugh. Basically, Mary is googling her symptoms, Regency-style.
If you
✅ love a funny emotional romance
✅ are a musical theatre fan/nerd
✅ like "making of" documentaries
✅ live vicariously through your children (possibly just me)
...then this @bbcworldservice documentary might be for you!
https://t.co/xCuI704YbN
#offbrand#newmusical
Fantastic new musical coming to @bbcworldservice next Wednesday. If you like a love story, luscious music, humour, Stephen Fry narrating, you should check it out.
Music and lyrics by @TheoJamieson
https://t.co/peMldw4cL0
Very excited about this new musical https://t.co/grBWSu4sgi coming up on @bbcworldservice. Obviously I love a love story (and I love musicals). The composer may also be related to me...
https://t.co/RvqDFrvnVq
#musicaltheatre#umethemusical#theojamieson
Incredibly excited to hear @TheoJamieson new radio and podcast musical about love during the pandemic commissioned by the BBC 📻🎶
https://t.co/537y7SshUT
I was reading Susan Sontag’s essays Against Interpretation (1964) and On Style (1965) (as you do), and it got me thinking about Georgette Heyer (nearly everything does) so I thought I'd write a little bit about it. 1/10