Clare de Lore

[The New Times (Rwanda) @NewTimesRwanda]

WATCH: While on tour in New Zealand, Rwandan ambassador @Jadouwihanganye checked out 'Flight Coffee' — one of New Zealand's biggest brands — and found they have Rwandan coffee.

"It's doing amazing ... people like it," one staff said of the Rwandan coffee.

[Clare de Lore @ClaredeLore]

@PamelaStirling @MPANewZealand @nzlistener So deserved. You’ve made a huge contribution and supported/mentored a lot of writers in the course of delivering a top class mag.

[Pamela Stirling @PamelaStirling]

Thrilled and delighted to have received three such prestigious awards at the Magazine Publishers Association awards. Thank you ⁦@MPANewZealand⁩, all my colleagues at @nzlistener and especially Jane Clifton for her lovely words. Magazine people are so special!

[Clare de Lore @ClaredeLore]

@MaxToomey Max, I’ve messaged you. You’re doing amazing work getting people out. Get some rest and then back into it.

[Mohammad Taqi @mazdaki]

How to Help #Afghanistan Refugees and the Relief Effort - The New York Times lists some organizations accepting donations and volunteers to assist in Afghan #refugee resettlement https://t.co/8S2tUXJNzI

[Mark Broatch @MarkBroatch]

In @nzlistener Books I chat with @johngreen for #TheAnthropoceneReviewed + @ClaredeLore with Mark Solomon + Reviews: Crazy Love @RosettaAllan, Vaxxers @CathGreenLab, @Ella_AlShamahi + thrillers @Ginsburgmelissa @SarahVLangan1 @Beathhigh's Laidlaw novel @meganeabbott @JPPomare

[Clare de Lore @ClaredeLore]

@HelenClarkNZ Totally agree Helen.

[Clare de Lore @ClaredeLore]

Indeed

[Pamela Stirling @PamelaStirling]

“II wish Donald Trump would be woman enough to be like Hillary Clinton, to have the courage and grace to come out and do what’s best for the country” - great comment by @Bakari_Sellers on CNN on the need for a dignified acceptance of the result.

[Guy Adams @guyadams]

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[The Listener @nzlistener]

Gordon McLauchlan, author, journalist, and broadcaster, whose 1976 book about New Zealand, Passionless People rocked the country’s notion of itself, has died at the age of 89. https://t.co/nDKSTT7ayx

[Clare de Lore @ClaredeLore]

I don't look at Twitter much and hardly ever tweet, but commend this article to my vast, lol, number of followers lest you think I've died. Anna Fifield is a terrific journalist. Shelf Life, in the Listener, resumes normal publication in 2020.

[The Listener @nzlistener]

.@annafifield‘s revelations about North Korea’s secretive leader have stirred top-level intrigue. @ClaredeLore talks to the author about the intricacies of writing The Great Successor. https://t.co/59l7ygV5AC

[The Listener @nzlistener]

There was more to colonial women in New Zealand than childbearing and standing by their men, historian Catherine Bishop tells @ClaredeLore. https://t.co/Q2wcXJDfwF

[Pamela Stirling @PamelaStirling]

All Blacks legend Sir Michael Jones is one of so many whose hearts have gone out to the people of Samoa #SamoaMeasles #RedCrossNZ

[Clare de Lore @ClaredeLore]

And there's an excellent podcast of him reading it. BBC, I think.

[The Listener @nzlistener]

Writer Bill Bryson adds to his vast body of work with a work on the vastness of the body. https://t.co/DFTUJ82j3o

[Clare de Lore @ClaredeLore]

2019 Webstar Magazine Media Awards https://t.co/IFwydA3lvR

[Pamela Stirling @PamelaStirling]

It’s worth it for the terrific article, Donna. And at least it’s better than realising halfway through interviewing a neurologist that you’ve actually been put through to a urologist.

[The Listener @nzlistener]

Hearty congratulations to the Listener’s @DianaWichtel and Charlotte Grimshaw, joint winners for Reviewer of the Year at the #voyagermediaawards2019.

[The Listener @nzlistener]

Winner of #theockhams first book prize for general non fiction is the post earthquake memoir We Can Make a Life by Chessie Henry (Victoria University Press) https://t.co/HuAbCNFrNz

[The Listener @nzlistener]

Winner of #theockhams first book prize for poetry: Poūkahangatus by Tayi Tibble (VIctoria University Press)

[The Listener @nzlistener]

and the winner of #theockhams prize for general non-fiction (Royal Society Te Apārangi Award) is Joanne Drayton for her biography of 1970s television chefs and gay couple Hudson & Halls: The Food of Love (OUP) https://t.co/rbSIEa84rq