got absolutely amazing book mail today & feel very loved as a lesbian! cannot wait to read abt the life of iconic lillian faderman! 🌈✨ and the new foreword by carmen maria machado rly just cuts straight to the bone! thanks so much @Clairebrowne27 & @BloomsburyBooks 💛💛💛
FINISHED COPIES ARE HEEERE! This gorgeous, incredibly moving book is my first acquisition for Bloomsbury.
The memoir of @lillianfaderman, introduced by @carmenmmachado - it's out in Feb. #LGBT#LGBTLiterature
The story of Ginie Courtauld in fiction and what a fascinating story it is....
"The Dragon Lady" by @louisatreger https://t.co/sYPwrOgeQP
Historical novel set in #Rhodesia
#TheDragonLady USA book tour kicks off in Washington DC & you are invited!
Aug 26 at 7pm
Politics & Prose
5015 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
In conversation with James Meyer, author of The Art of Return & Curator of the National Gallery.
Conversation, Q&A, & signing
So pleased to have spent some time this afternoon with the lovely @louisatreger at @WaterstonesPicc recording a podcast for The Book Ramble Podcast. Talking about Louisa's latest book #TheDragonLady and about being a writer. Louisa has also signed copies that are on sale.
Friends, I'm excited to tell you that #TheDragonLady#audiobook releases tomorrow. You might want to buy it because the cover is lovely & it's sad but also full of love. It's about the cost of defying society, but it also has a tattoo, a lemur & a ghost.
https://t.co/46qqzjosbP
During the years of sending my work out & getting rejected, I used to walk into bookshops & think 'I wonder if anything I write will ever be in here.' So the magic of seeing my books in a store like @Hatchards will never get old.
‘I began to realise that secrecy was an important part of the story, raising a number of questions. Did Mugabe know about the existence of these paintings? @louisatreger on the mystery of the hidden art of Zimbabwe @thetimes@BloomsburyBooks#TheDragonLady https://t.co/NwrEjzHAEQ
'Her tattoo earned her the nickname Dragon Lady, tho the creature on her ankle was a snake: a savage thing, its head rearing up, jaws open, ready to strike. People whispered that it went from her ankle right the way up her thigh & only Stephen knew where it ended.'
#TheDragonLady
'It was beautiful and eerie, not like a garden at all to me. My school friends had gardens with mowed lawns and tidy hedges. This was wilderness with paths and deep shade, dense with trees, ferns and flowering creepers.'
#TheDragonLady