Ella Elliott

Degree in Publishing and English Literature at Bath Spa University l Editorial Coordinator at APM l Autistic I DM’s always open for publishing hopefuls

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

I’ve created an account for Milo’s adventures so if you would like to see what he gets up to throughout the day, follow along here: https://t.co/LKKrvBinhl

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

A very timely and necessary book given all the water pollution that’s currently happening and a book I thoroughly enjoyed. @RobGMacfarlane

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Recently I’ve read Is a River Alive? Robert Macfarlane takes the reader along with him on this epic adventure of witnessing three rivers; one saved from death, one dying, and one under threat.

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Macfarlane’s writing is like nothing I’ve come across before - the poetic styling of his writing captures the imagination and forces you to look at nature and the world around you in a new light; i’ll never be able to look at a river the same way again.

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Bride was a funny easy read which I enjoyed and it felt slightly nostalgic as it reminded me of the silly little romance/paranormal books I would read as a teenager.

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

A little bit of a slower reading month as I’m currently getting through The Way of Kings

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Flowers for Algernon was a bit of a tough read for me due to the language used but I found it fascinating and I loved the way it was written through diary entries and the theme of intellectualism.

[sophia slade | updates only @theneonvulture]

"em dashes are signs of ai" em dashes are the most deeply human dashes of them all—they are flexible and daring, the author's most versatile tool. crack open a writer's heart and watch an avalanche of em dashes spill forth. begone, o wretched beasts of code—fuck you.

[The Bookseller @thebookseller]

The romantasy star has successfully crossed the aisle to traditional publishing, but she says it would never have happened without first building an indie author fanbase. 👇 https://t.co/F9nLrLqLHp

[The Bookseller @thebookseller]

Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro has joined calls for the UK government to “reconsider and change course” when it comes to AI, warning that “no one believes the proposed ‘opt-out’ system will work” 👇 https://t.co/LyrxOGHLzH

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Page 500 Anna Karenina update!! I really like how the story is developing and the characters, everyone is still so dramatic and it’s like a constant gossip session - it does seem to go off in random unnecessary tangents but overall I’m still finding it fun.

[Emilee Honey 📚 @emhoneyreads]

This is downright brilliant

[The Bookseller @thebookseller]

As the international debate around fact-checking continues, many in the publishing industry are questioning how robust the UK publishing’s approach is to validating authenticity, apparently lagging behind the US system of peer-review 👇 https://t.co/nfq2aW1NQ6

[Waterstones @Waterstones]

Sam's former frenemies kidnap her whilst she's on a book tour to set the record straight about how they've been portrayed on the page in WE LOVE YOU BUNNY, the highly-anticipated follow up to Mona Awad's viral sensation Bunny. Signed Edition: https://t.co/C6iExM7T0r

[The Bookseller @thebookseller]

Chatto & Windus (@ChattoBooks) will publish Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts by Margaret Atwood on 4th November 2025 👇 https://t.co/OHqU9decoP

[Margaret E Atwood @MargaretAtwood]

Coming Nov. 4, 2025…⁦@penguinrandom⁩ ⁦@PenguinRandomCA⁩ ⁦@PenguinRandomUK⁩ … the lives, the times, the books, the TV, the fun, the gloom, the catastrophes, the stupid things I shouldn’t have done, the semi-colons … and of course I dress like this every day.

[The Bookseller @thebookseller]

ICYMI: Audiobook publisher Podium Entertainment and independent publisher Crooked Lane Books have partnered with @SpotifyUK to bring a range of new audiobooks to Premium subscribers 👇 https://t.co/N9E1sAiNWN

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Anna Karenina page 400 update: love how the perspective switches characters so you can really delve into what each person is thinking. The drama is so fun and I’m enjoying that aspect the most! I love getting to read about the sociopolitical climate of the time.

[The Bookseller @thebookseller]

ICYMI: Major publishers, including @PenguinUKBooks, @HachetteUK, @HarperCollinsUK, Macmillan Publishers (@panmacmillan) and @simonschusterUK, have filed a joint lawsuit in America challenging “book banning” in public and school libraries 👇 https://t.co/1JY8Wx8B8E

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Iron flame re-read: I struggled with this book the first time I read it and I struggled with it again this time round. It’s just way too long and there are huge pacing issues. I also didn’t like the conflict within the romance.

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Really strong opening to the year!

[Ella Elliott @ella36]

Fourth wing was a re-read for onyx storm! I do really like this book; it’s quick without feeling rushed, insanely funny, the characters are engaging and the plot/fantasy world is interesting