Write with us this year! Worried that you'll start already behind? Don't worry! We're behind too! Just pick up where you want to, jump in when you feel like it, with 52 Writing Prompts for a Year of Short Stories https://t.co/JiVjBPiSip
Looking for your next favourite read?
Check out our #LGBTQ+ Author Map - based upon books taken out from the Barbican Library!
#LGBT+HistoryMonth 🌈👭👬
Anyone you think we’ve missed? Please let us know and comment below!
ICYMI: Us, a breathtaking graphic memoir about love and discovering your true self arrives in an English edition next year! By Sara Soler @Hammer_moon with @JoametteGil, translated by Sylvia Perea Labayen. Now available for preorder. Details: https://t.co/gWviDN07Dq
In Episode 107, Gen and Jette discuss their latest book club book — How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming by @plutokiller. This was Jette's pick and we had a great time nerding out about all things space. Should we become astronomers? https://t.co/250Pg9wjIM
Bookish podcasts to listen to, part two! 🎧
We were truly overwhelmed by the number of incredible bookish podcasts you all recommended to us in our last podcast roundup...so much so that we knew we had to do a part two.
https://t.co/lGQB1Up7cF
Okay you know we love graphic novels but does anyone else feel the guilt that you read them too quickly? Like a 200 pages novel = hours of reading. 200 page graphic novel = barely an afternoon.
I’m so torn. I want to read everything but then feel like I should slow down 🤣🤣
For Jette's last book club pick of the year, she was inspired by the Artemis I launch and has been dreaming about astronomy, @NASA, and all things space. We are very excited to read
#HowIKilledPlutoAndWhyItHadItComing by @plutokiller
🧐 Why did the whodunnit writer, Agatha Christie disappear for 11 days in 1926?
Historian @Lucy_Worsley says the answer was always out there, she gets to the bottom of it in her new biography of Christie 👇
https://t.co/xcDDj5m2YG