Just received Surviving Paris - A Memoir Of Healing In The City of Light @AmistadBooks by Robin Allison Davis. Looking forward to our upcoming conversation
#Paris#dream#medicalsystem
Two years ago today, I finished my first draft of #FirstbornOfTheSun. I spent the whole day applying to writing competitions hoping to get something that could support my work in the query trenches.
This time last year, I signed the contract with my agent.
Today, BOOKSELLER!☀️🧡
In an interview with Vogue, Olivia Munn revealed that she underwent a fifth surgery, a hysterectomy, since she was diagnosed with breast cancer last year and opens up about her hopes of expanding her family with partner John Mulaney. @emilieikedanbc reports.
This is a really common question, probably because the library/author relationship can seem pretty opaque from the outside. But libraries do benefit authors! A lot! Here’s how-
@OverpricedVodka People associate picking cotton only with slavery and forget all about the sharecropping era after. Or even just regular farming. Cotton didn’t stop growing once slavery was abolished
Happy to announce today’s my first day on the @AP’s Global Religion team! While I’ll be primarily focused on the Black Church in America, I’ll be writing on a range of topics, including politics, from Washington bureau. Thanks to @CraryAP and @HollyAMeyer for the warm welcome.
Anne Frank and her family were betrayed by a neighbour 79 years ago. In 1987 I covered the trial of the Butcher of Lyon, Klaus Barbie. Hearing that a man he’d arrested still lived near Lyon, I went to interview him. ‘How did Barbie know about you?’ I asked. ‘My neighbour betrayed me.’ ‘What happened to him?’ ‘He’s still my neighbour.’ And indeed I could see that the neighbour was actually in his garden, listening to us. He ran indoors when we started filming him. Imagine living 40 years next to the man who’d sent you to a concentration camp.