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I was much more nervous about facilitating this convo than I was for the panel about my book!
But I needn't have been, it was delightful, wish could've spoken with @shekharkapur and @martin_puchner for twice as long.
this was the first time Ragini and I have been together in person since the publication of the book! thank you @inprintguy and everyone @JLFLitfest for a stimulating day
I was very ill with the virus, and I felt I needed to record my life and I reached out to Ragini and proposed that we write a book together. This book became a book about dialogue and life in the company of a friend. @freetobeChi and Ragini Tharoor in conversation with @inprintguy@JLFLitfest #Jlfhouston2025 @asiasocietytx
A bunch of gems in this @ezraklein interview with @dwallacewells and @RBMD1982, including a shout out for The End Doesn’t Happen All at Once 😊
Gift link:
https://t.co/SizJjv5pCV
i once taught a class on the art of the question. this guy seems to me to be going about it the right way: questioning categories, opening up concepts.
@ShashiTharoor@TOIIndiaNews@AlephBookCo Thank you Shashi! Your niece is an amazing friend as well as a brilliant writer. 😊 a family trait, from what I know.
You have a cameo or two in the book, btw!
"In this mega-hyped attention economy, choosing how we pay attention is actually a small miracle."
Kiese Laymon interviews @freetobeChi and Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan about their epistolary pandemic memoir, "The End Doesn’t Happen All at Once." https://t.co/skdGjVctzi
Thank you Shobha for all your support!
I'm tingling all over to see this interview with the one and only Kiese Laymon out in the world.
The fans and the curious, check the uncut version here: https://t.co/MbcUl6RMk7
@AlephBookCo
This gem published by @AlephBookCo is getting the right kind of critical attention in the west as I had thought it would. Proud of #RaginiTharoor Srinivasan & @freetobeChi for this brilliant interview in the Los Angeles Review of Books. https://t.co/n7seE9GUlN @kan_writersside
Ragini https://t.co/AueJD8v2Ih wrote an essay about early Covid books, the fifth anniversary of the pandemic, & what she learned from co-writing “The End Doesn’t Happen All at Once.” Do read & share. https://t.co/nn6AJrpOU5
@AlephBookCo@kan_writersside@freetobeChi
It's Sunday. Want a portal to another reality? You should read my friend and co-author Ragini's review of the Covid books that managed to pierce through the publishing firewall, in @philosopher1923 today. https://t.co/U5CMMHHgGQ
Standing up for your preferred pronouns might seem like small potatoes when there's so much to fight right now.
But having these kinds of difficult conversations builds our capacity for the bigger, harder, and deeper conversations to come. https://t.co/AVWejd0K7m
I'd love for you to help launch the book into the world, via a sparkling zoom convo with writers Kiese Laymon, Shruti Swamy, & Johanna Skibsrud, moderated by feminist scholar Carly Thomsen, and Ragini and me, the authors. And most importantly, YOU! ✨
Thursday March 27th , 11am PT / 2pm ET
Free, register here: https://t.co/07FQvfedFI
It's gonna be fierce and loving and a crucial chance to connect what went down then to where we are now.
Hope to see you! 🥰
Mask peeps! My best friend & I wrote a book for you. 👀 *The End Doesn't Happen All at Once* is the pandemic story-in-letters about the struggle to stay close when you -- and the world -- transform. https://t.co/Y8P7tkvKMl
Kiese Laymon calls it "necessary and devastating, at once singular & utterly communal… absolutely as honest a book as I’ve ever read.”
You know this story. You are this story. 😷💔❤️
@dwallacewells Thanks, David. Graphs with gaps like this are often harbingers of political movements … I think you’re right we’ll be reckoning with Covid’s aftershocks for some time yet.
Kiese Laymon called this book "necessary and devastating, at once incredibly singular and utterly communal"... Trying to get it to the U.S. market. DM me if you know the right editor.
In the midst of uncertainty, two writers turned to writing letters to each other to find solace, purpose and hope. The End Doesn’t Happen All at Once is a moving pandemic memoir that captures the weight of isolation and the spirit of human resilience.
Swipe through to read excerpts from their correspondence.
💌✨
📖 Available Now: https://t.co/M8ReRNiUS1
@freetobeChi #PandemicMemoir #LettersFromLockdown #TheEndDoesntHappenAllAtOnce #bookstagram #Memoir #ReadingCommunity #BookLovers #QuarantineDiaries #alephbookcompany
In the midst of uncertainty, two writers turned to writing letters to each other to find solace, purpose and hope. The End Doesn’t Happen All at Once is a moving pandemic memoir that captures the weight of isolation and the spirit of human resilience.
Swipe through to read excerpts from their correspondence.
💌✨
📖 Available Now: https://t.co/M8ReRNiUS1
@freetobeChi #PandemicMemoir #LettersFromLockdown #TheEndDoesntHappenAllAtOnce #bookstagram #Memoir #ReadingCommunity #BookLovers #QuarantineDiaries #alephbookcompany