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She/Her
Probably buried under a pile of books hiding from the children 📚. Welsh learner.

[Jon Pountney @JonPountney1]

Absolutely LOVE these takes on my photos by fellow artists (instagram handles) @radicalrhymes1 and @aguycalledminty, on show in Hot Gossip in Treorchy! On show today and Sunday as part of the brilliant Rhondda Arts Festival

[Books I Have Never Read 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🧡 @ladyonequestion]

Beautiful editions, I particularly love the Frankenstein cover art.

[tea stoner (she/her) 📚 55/50 @bookbeduion]

These 4 are the beginners classics for me and I've read all of them this year

[Books I Have Never Read 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🧡 @ladyonequestion]

My mother has my original copy and my children have their own - my daughter was quite obsessed with it for a while.

[80s Kidz @80s_Kidz]

The Haunted House pop up book!
Who else had this?

[Cecil Vyse @VyseCecil]

The trouble with ‘voice messages’ is that they transform what ought to be correspondence into a minor hostage situation.

[Scribe Girl @her_eloquence]

A list of African books where women saved themselves (and others)

The Parlor Wife, by Folusho Agbaje

So Long a Letter, by Mariama Ba

The Girl with the Louding Voice, by Abi Dare

The First Woman by Jennifer Makumbi

Efuru, by Flora Nwapa

Death of The Author, by Nnedi Okorafor

[Jamie 📖🩸 @followingmybody]

the penguin weird fiction series….

[Duille @DuilleDesign]

The menu ( in Welsh ) of Caffi Spam at Colwyn Bay for the unveiling of the Terry Jones statue this afternoon.

#montypython

[Bluebell Raven @BluebellRaven]

“Batty” a poem from Shel Silverstein's book “A Light in the Attic” (1981)
#InternationalBatAppreciationDay

[Laura Elliott @TinyWriterLaura]

Happy Easter everyone, and please enjoy a Kindle deal for the bank holiday! for today only Awakened is reduced (and when i checked is actually a little less than £1.99) so if you’ve been meaning to treat yourself now is the time 🐦‍⬛

link here: https://t.co/6qQeHvXDj9

[saguaro ghost @saguaro_ghost]

every thriller book is called “the other woman never lied.” every feminist book is called “doggystyle: outbursts.” every lit-fic book is called “the 14 delightful fortnights of dorothy dopple.” and every romantasy book is called “flood of bones” or “a court of scars and blades.”

[Madelaine Hanson @MadelaineLucyH]

“Don’t you understand,” he roared, grasping his tanned forehead in torment, “If you don’t let me buy you a helicopter by nightfall, I will die of shame.” Her face opened radiantly like a cat flap.

“But Lord Crystalraven,” she whispered. “I am but a humble kitchen maid and you are still mourning your dead wife. I saw her ghost in the corridor today.”

His eyes glowed turquoise. “I have a dark secret, Bertha-Mae. My wife is in fact…not dead.”

[Helen S Fields @Helen_Fields]

Today, I'm giving a talk at the Arundel Literary Festival on the threat AI poses to the creative arts in general, and honestly, the more research I do, the more bleak the landscape looks.

So...here's my request to brighten things up, celebrate human creativity, and share our recommendations for artists in all disciplines. Post a recommendation on this thread. Could be a painter, musician, ceramicist, a 'knitter' (is that the word?), or even a writer, with maybe a few words about what sets you on fire from their work.

I'll start with this...I'm a huge fan of painter Andrew Wyeth. I think it's because I can always see myself in the place he paints, and he gives a perspective, so you don't just see the landscape, you see it through another person eyes.

Writer? It's always been Thomas Hardy for me - my comfort reads. But current...Kristin Hannah who can do no wrong. Her books transport me. Music - I'm a Fleetwood Mac fan down to the bone.

So give me some names to look up, or a song to listen to. The best of humanity is in its creativity.

[Books I Have Never Read 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🧡 @ladyonequestion]

@emreadsthebooks A family with secrets, especially if it's in a gothic setting 🦇

[Shambo of Luxembourg @BradfemlyWalsh]

Sod being like Lizzy Bennet, being Mary is where it's at: put on some fugly glasses and belt out Slumber, Dear Maid at a party without giving a shit if anyone likes it, and spend all your days reading and learning and being brighter and more logical than all the men around you

[love drops @lovedropx]

My best tip for anyone trying to get back into reading is to remember that you can read books to avoid other responsibilities in your life, and it can become a vice if you play your cards right.

[Cecil Vyse @VyseCecil]

World Book Day. I trust everyone is celebrating appropriately - with a first edition and a faint air of condescension.

[Laura Webster @LauraEWebsterr]

BREAKING: Peter Mandelson just sent this secret notice to all UK media, demanding they leave him alone.

He uses IPSO clauses designed to support grieving families in a bid to stop scrutiny of his relationship with Epstein

We have published it in full.

https://t.co/iCnxw56OVv

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

by Evara Hargreaves

[Guilherme Nunes @guilhernunes_]

Bat listening to good music on an expensive record player while pretending to like wine

[Sherlock & Pages @Sherlock_Pages]

Slowly we’ve been finding our strength at Sherlock & Pages. We hope 2026 can be the year we truly find stability after 2.5 years of dedicated work.

If you’d like to help get our 2026 off to a good start we’re at https://t.co/7aixEqA32k and in Frome, Somerset.

Thank you