Maren Meinhardt

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

Oh no, I didn't know he'd died! I'm very sad to see him go. I LOVE the Ludbrooke poems. And yes, it is a good obit

[Andrew Neilson @neilsonandrew]

I met Alan Brownjohn a few times at literary parties…more years ago than I care to remember. He was a very nice man. This is a good obit. https://t.co/ymicc8iMow

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

@VictoriaSegal @spectator thank you Victoria x

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

I'm so happy to have this poem in the @spectator
https://t.co/KpA7MHMrvP

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

thanks @TobyLichtig for letting me write about one of my favourite places

[The TLS @TheTLS]

'The wind blows through the machair, lambs play in the fields, larks and ospreys soar in the sky – a good day, the Vikings reckon, for a massacre.'

Maren Meinhardt (@MarenMeinhardt): A band of Vikings arrive on ninth-century Iona

https://t.co/s2QBa6gNPC

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

My favourite one too!

[Carcanet Press @Carcanet]

'An erudite, perambulatory stroll through literary oddities and quiddities, with many laughs and occasional harrumphs.’

Francis Wheen named NB by J.C. by James Campbell as his favourite book of the year in @spectator! https://t.co/k6n1YWDjzt

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

It's so wonderful you've got the recordings

[Philip Beagon @BeagonP]

RIP Bamber Gascoigne, as nice a man behind the camera as in front of it. Here in 1984 Quarter Final. Our captain was the poet Mick Imlah. #BamberGascoigne https://t.co/nCSymRJ5bD

[Philip Beagon @BeagonP]

RIP Bamber Gascoigne, as nice a man behind the camera as in front of it. Here in 1984 Quarter Final. Our captain was the poet Mick Imlah. #BamberGascoigne https://t.co/nCSymRJ5bD

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

A small thing I wrote for @TheLondonMag, in memory of Mick Imlah

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

I can confirm that this is all true – a lovely review of Frederic Raphael's Last Post, by Richard Davenport-Hines in the @Lit_Review @Carcanet

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

I'd hate it if @haringeycouncil destroyed the beautiful Omega works for yet more luxury flats – I'd go as far as buying a coffee in the Venus café for signing
https://t.co/TcpMo3PtZs via @38degrees

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

I miss that sofa. And thank you, Alan, for transporting me back to Ledbury Road for a moment
Ledbury Road: Two poems in memory of Mick Imlah, in the remarkable Ghost Net, just out from @newwalkmagazine

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

Oh! There I was, not paying attention for a moment, and next thing my Twitter seems to have converted itself into a full-on JC fan account

[Carcanet Press @Carcanet]

In this week’s Meet the Author video, watch James Campbell discuss his upcoming book, NB by J.C.: A walk through the Times Literary Supplement! Find out why he wrote under a pseudonym and how he developed J.C’s distinct voice.

https://t.co/4GULECRh8I

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

@xlorentzen It is that!

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

And here's Private Eye's blessing

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

very stylish addition to the window sill

[Peter Stothard @PeterStothard1]

A beautiful book to hold as well as to read. Newly arrived in Cambridge. NB by JC, a tour of the TLS by its most distinctive writer of our time. ⁦@Carcanet⁩ ⁦@PaulDryBooks⁩

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

It generated some of the best and most enjoyable pieces in the paper. Yours on the rejection slip among them https://t.co/2BkDAPersm

[David Taylor @djtaylorwriter]

Having great fun with 'NB by J.C. A Walk Through the Times Literary Supplement' by the great Jim Campbell @Carcanet @TheTLS How I regret the demise of the Freelance column, of which he was the indulgent yet keen-eyed impresario.

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

@PeterStothard1 And proofreading it and – very, very rarely – making a suggestion that was taken up, made me grow several inches, or so it felt

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

@PeterStothard1 @Carcanet @PaulDryBooks The honour – and pleasure – is all mine. Apart from that, it's one of the best, funniest and most poignant books I've read for a long time

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

Lovely piece. And yes, a Freelance. I had the honour just once, and it was a highlight of my time there – when I got to write about becoming British, still freshly sulking after the Brexit vote https://t.co/i2DuwQFMJ8

[Ann Kennedy Smith @akennedysmith]

@MarenMeinhardt @HenryEliot @Carcanet That's lovely, Maren - Jim was a generous and insightful editor, and I am grateful to him for encouraging me to write about EM Forster for my first @TheTLS piece
https://t.co/EPgbpx43h5

[Maren Meinhardt @MarenMeinhardt]

And no, I’m not done: here’s one of the nicest things (and there are many) that ever happened to me in my life in publishing: