Heading off twitter, please bibliomaniacs follow on insta or website mailing list. Will be trying to follow everyone on insta/email lists/websites before going. Happy Halloween :-)
Random reminder that this Africanfuturism anthology I edited while short (at 7 stories) is still available to read for free and includes an awesome story by Nnedi, a nommo-award winning story, and stories that have been reprinted in years' bests. Its all killer no filler.
It's an honour beyond any I'd imagined to have won the @ClarkeAward. I nearly fell down in shock when they said my name! I think the judges recorded the speech I gave and it'll be shared, but I wanted to say a little of it here, so, a thread:
Anyone obsessed with local history will be delighted by the Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre’s fabulous local history bookshop, which has books, maps, prints of Camden and other parts of London, all available online. https://t.co/vsIDPfW1wa
https://t.co/IPZVqqWDCm
🚨 COLLAGING! CHATTING! COMRADES!🚨
Sign up and roll up to our next meme-making working at @feministlibrary for an evening of cutting, pasting and anti-work meme-making.
Friday 25th November | 6:30 - 8:30 PM ✂️📰
Free tickets here: https://t.co/NR66oKbE4N
@jademoiral aside from Oxfam and Amnesty shops, I know Books in Peckham buys some, and in Bloomsbury Skoob Books, just double check before bringing your books :-)
"From a hall of zigzagged staircases in China to a yellow-hued grotto in east London, here are 10 bookshop interiors that provide immersive and unusual browsing experiences."
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via @dezeen
Come check out the wide array of feminist magazines, journals and books @feministlibrary I will be one of the Library openers on Tuesdays this autumn. See you there 11-5 to to work or chill out in a friendly book filled room in Peckham London.
📖 Jane Eyre was first published #OnThisDay in 1847.
Poet and novelist Charlotte Brontë drew inspiration from the rugged Yorkshire landscape surrounding the
@BronteParsonage.
Here we look at some historic buildings connected to the Brontë sisters ⬇️ https://t.co/pYZdm1KA9e
Hilarious stories of rare book selling in London. Complete with haunted bookshops, daring escapades and arcane practices. True tales by a living and even somewhat modern bookseller @deathbybadger
Don't forget: RBS scholarship applications are due 11/1. Each year we offer 40 scholarships, including those sponsored by @BibSocAmer, T. Kimball Brooker/@CaxtonClub, @ABAA49 Southeast Chapter, @ASECSOffice, & @DCRareBookGroup--to name just a few! https://t.co/0NW16Cezfs
It’s #bookshopday today so what better way to spend the afternoon than to explore every one of Bristol’s independent bookshops? First stop: Bookhaus in Wapping Wharf, which was officially opened by David Olusoga in August last year. (1/12)
Thomas Fisher kept a bookshop at the sign of the White Hart on Fleet Street, London.
#OnThisDay in 1600, he entered ‘a booke called A mydsommer nightes Dreame’ in the register of the Stationers’ Company.
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