@jkpapin@BasicBooks@DGandBTweets Thank you! I am thrilled to be working with such a great team (beginning with you) on this dream project I have been moving toward during my whole career.
Delighted to announce a deal for author, polymath, nature-lover and dad, @MichaelSimsBook, whose newest work, Darwin's Child: Love, Fatherhood and a Wondrous New Vision of Nature, will be delivered into excellent hands of TJ Kelleher and the team @BasicBooks@DGandBTweets
I've been reading about #charlesdarwin for, oh, half a century now, and I've written about him before, as in this @nytimesbooks piece: https://t.co/w4o0llPodS
Now that there is an official announcement, I am delighted to take this opportunity to thank my wonderful agent, @jkpapin , Jessica Papin, VP at Dystel, Goderich, & Bourret, for her enthusiasm for and commitment to this project, and for her overall graciousness as a human being.
@HannahSWeber@TCRWUSTL Thank you! I am new to personal essays, after decades of other writing, and this was very important to me, so thank you much for the kind words.
https://t.co/UVT29HfMge?
An essay about how much my son has taught me about myself and about life and #parenting and #fatherhood and #Autism , just up in The Common Reader @TCRWUSTL .
"The world is still a dangerous place, which perhaps explains why this new collection will find a willing audience almost two centuries after the earliest of the stories was published."
Read Chapter 16's review of THE PENGUIN BOOK OF MURDER MYSTERIES ๐ https://t.co/L3PmbHOWXQ
@MargotWilliams@washingtonpost@nbkrug Yes, I certainly ought to have looked back over that a tenth time and realized that when I added Spade I ought to have deleted "Southern." Sigh.
How small and fearful must someone be to actually get angry at #BarbieTheMovie and call it dangerous? "The feminist agenda will kill us all" may possibly the stupidest remark I have ever read.
@lauriemuchnick In audiobooks I find that I start with favorite authors, such as George Eliot, & soon find that the best reader is, say, the wonderful actress & goddess of audiobooks, Juliet Stevenson. Then I wind up listening to things I never would have thought of, because she reads them.