Letters of Note

Letters, mainly.

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RIP David Hockney

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@theoklept Take a breath.

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Happy birthday to this unimprovable letter.

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@brnofajckl It’s my only setting

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Happy birthday to my favourite of all the haters, Charles Darwin

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Happy birthday Mozart!

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@Better__days1 @LindseyGrahamSC @POTUS @SenKatieBritt @SenEricSchmitt @ICEgov Absurd.

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@Waterstones The one you forgot

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...Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman, Brian Eno, Joan Rivers, and hundreds of others. It's a beauty.

Some online stockists: https://t.co/dKXPey35I2

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Diaries of Note is finally published tomorrow and I couldn't be prouder. A journey through the leap year via 366 diary entries from history. Diarists include Virginia Woolf, Nelson Mandela, Simone de Beauvoir, Elton John, Frida Kahlo, Salvador Dalí, Derek Jarman, Audre Lorde...

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On this day in 1858.

#perpetualorgy

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On this day in 1950, Sylvia Plath was me

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Read the full letter: https://t.co/RJSCnIukvF

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In 1913, Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke wrote a profoundly moving letter to a friend who was grieving for her brother.

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Fabulous letter from the great Deborah Moggach in today’s Times.

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As of today, we are no longer enemies, by @LettersOfNote https://t.co/AwatFNs1HG

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@Acyn Beyond embarrassing.

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On this day in 1951, John Steinbeck was me.

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From Albert Einstein to Maya Angelou, Virginia Woolf to Louis Theroux, get ready to discover the world’s most extraordinary diary entries.

The Diaries of Note: 366 Lives, One Day at a Time, coming this October from @ShaunUsher ✍️ @diariesofnote

https://t.co/Fls7uFetgw

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On this day in 1968, Ursula Le Guin was rejected. The Left Hand of Darkness was published the following year, won both the Nebula and the Hugo (making her the first woman to receive the latter), and went on to become a landmark of science fiction.