In the run up to #BLAW2019 I wrote this piece for @GuardianOpinion about why the '12-week rule' perpetuates the notion that miscarriage is something to hide and we shouldn’t make a fuss, forcing so many women & couples to suffer in silence.
https://t.co/6J90eEn7l1
We’re thrilled to announce our guest authors for ALSO’s third annual banned book night, Off the Pages: A Celebration of Banned Books. Join us Friday, April 11! Tickets: https://t.co/GmZXr2TZFD
Meet your favorite authors as they share how writing and libraries matter in their lives at our new literary festival, "EveryLibrary Live! Banned Books Week 2024," September 22 - 27 online.
All events are free to attend.
https://t.co/hQdvfm7NMP
Our Summer Scholars talks are back! These free, in-person talks explore the exciting and wide-ranging research into our Americas collections.
From the works of James Baldwin to an investigation into Canadian musical heritage, see what’s on this year: https://t.co/tY1J1jwFUV
The Chair has started his verbal update. You can watch it live on https://t.co/CJwAeUtCeG
Le président a commencé sa mise à jour verbale. Vous pouvez la regarder en direct sur https://t.co/CJwAeUtCeG
Today is the birthday (and death day) of William Shakespeare. This short thread serves as a reflection on the passage of time, love, beauty, mortality and the meaning of life 🧵
1. Dame Judi Dench, Sonnet 29