I still can’t catch my breath after finding out that the fabulous @SOJseaside liked my work and described it as “cinematic in scope” - she has worked with some amazing authors, including Sarah Waters! Aaaaaah!!
I have been holding this news in for a few days now but I can finally shout it to the world….. I am the 2024 Stockholm Writers Festival Grand Prize Winner!! 🥇🎉🎉 I’m still in shock and am sure there’s been a mistake along the way somewhere..
📚Let’s do an Elizabeth’s Rival giveaway in light of last night’s episode of @WDYTYA_UK! To win & uncover the incredible story of @joshwiddicombe’s 12 x great-grandmother, simply follow, like & retweet. Winner announced Monday! Good luck! 📚 @OMaraBooks@watsonlittle
Intriguing image of an #earlymodern interior by Pieter Janssens Elinga, 1665-1670, coll. @staedelmuseum. Spot the wondrous play with the shadows of the chair. https://t.co/NXfKcwqc23
I love that my daughter is growing up to love reading (almost!) as much as me 😊 Here she is on World Book Day raving about her favourite author @sophyhenn and her favourite character Bad Nana 💕💕 #badnana#worldbookday https://t.co/TDHWeLc1Fs
The practice of turning nonconforming individuals into non-persons has been used with great effectiveness for centuries, none more so than the punishment of excommunication by the Roman Catholic Church.
#CancelCulture#HistoricallySpeaking@WSJ
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@ClaudiaWinkle I reckon you can see his neon face from actual space.... But why choose to sneak out of DC to the YMCA telling people to “have a great life”?!?!? Confusing and odd. I also imagine the Village People were distraught! Also bravo on ‘Quite’ - loved every page of it! 💗
#SaveSanditon Squad, we hear you and we’re doing what we can. Please could you retweet this to let us know how many of you there are so we can make a case for a new season? P.S. Don’t use multiple accounts or we’ll get in trouble
There were no awareness days for today so I thought I'd show another one of my favourites from the collection. This beautiful oil on panel painting is called 'Study of Delphiniums' by Caroline Emily Gray Hill. 1843-1924.
Welsh dragons and Liver birds: a gorgeous poster by Harry Hughes Williams for the Eisteddfod, Liverpool 1929. Imagine Welsh male voice choirs in Sefton Park! Can we do this again?
@Oriel_Mon 🐉