One sofa-book-binge later... THE PECULIAR LIFE OF A LONELY POSTMAN by Denis Thériault, translated by Liedewy Hawke is STUNNING. A masterpiece of structure. Seriously, read it. Then find a like-minded penpal. #amreading#bookreview https://t.co/bJKcKZIWIC
#AmReading#AmListening to Red Clocks by @lenizumas. And as a humongous fan of The Power by @NaomiAllthenews, it's blowing my socks off. Wish I'd found this book sooner!
@ActiveSurrey I can't find any information on your website about outdoor gyms in Surrey? Where should I be looking to find out? Many thanks in advance.
Train reading. Just eight weeks until my next @OpenUniversity module starts. Time to get my butt in gear and get the set books read ahead of time. Today, Edith Wharton, The Custom of the Country. #amreading#amstudying
How to clear a building a of workaholics ahead of a bank holiday weekend: turn off the internet and network access, and force all network connected computers into a mandatory update.
Step one of my next big dream: I helped make a book! (Totally freaked-out-happy that my name is down as a contributor) So amazing to see Adele Sullivan's project out in the real world! So glad I agreed to pitch in. 💜
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There was wine, cheese, nibbles and & so many books. And the most delicious chocolate cake in the world. And in the middle of it all was @PeterJASnell, the creator of this magical wonderland. Happy retirement, my friend. Can't wait to hear about the next set of adventures. X
@LucyTheReader Never fear Lucy, there was a rise in the number of new bookshops opening last year. As long as people keep shopping in real world bookshops they will continue to thrive.
So I've been reading one of Queen Victoria's account books today. In 1857, she spent £136.17.6 on something she records only as 'secret.'
Well, I looked up the company: they made guns.
Who wants to write the crime novel?