The rainy weather has us tucked up in doors, HannahB has been reading the 'All Souls' trilogy by Deborah Harkness and has reviewed the second instalment, 'Shadow of Night'... (we've tried to keep the spoilers minimal but read at your own risk!)
https://t.co/VGUjDGuyVp
We've got more blogs than ever coming your way, so you guessed it - we've also got new writer reveals! Meet HannahB, whose work you'll be seeing very soon...
We know your screen time is up thanks to the last few months of lockdown - what better way to add some variation to your feed than to explore in what A. French describes as 'instapoetry' - and to read our latest articles of course!
https://t.co/XreMhagdqn
'When I read an obituary in the Guardian written by Kay, I knew it was time to dust off (pun intended) this article and edit it with some fresh perspective.'
In memory of John Kay, A. Eve has written a review of Jackie Kay's 'Red Dust Road'
https://t.co/ZLONMDSiDy
And the award goes to...
Did you watch the Oscars? We did, and wanted to share our views on one film that was featured (though, some people believe, not heavily enough...) - here's C. Devlin's take on Little Women!
https://t.co/I3qcJs8PYS
Are you ready for Leap Day 2020? To get the most out of the extra day this month, we're dropping more writer reveals and articles than ever!
Kicking off the February fun with E. Frost!
QUELLE SURPRISE!
Lit-Bit is going CONTINENTAL! Blogging from the land of wine, cheese, and snails, Niamh has written a guide of the
Top 10 Places to Sit and Read!
https://t.co/urAoVfDsQc
Now that the first month of 2020 is coming to an end, are you thinking about what the future holds?
R. Clarke has written his debut article for Lit-Bit, so check it out!
'BRAVE NEW WORLDS: WHAT LITERATURE CAN TELL US ABOUT THE FUTURE'
https://t.co/2pB2bdCxuU
This City is a dark and lawless place. But today we're unveiling something beautiful... ⚜️
#JoinTheCourt and pre-order your glorious signed edition of The Court of Miracles from @Waterstones: https://t.co/WeMivMNiIl
January blues got you down?
M. Gray has got a brilliant recommendation!
'Golding shows a man dealing with loneliness. Guilt. And it is this intense focus on Martin's emotions that allows the book to hold on to that grip over the reader.'
Read below!
https://t.co/BnGXuLoXQK
Adios 2019, Hello 2020! Here's what we had to say about our year gone by, and what we're looking forward to in the future!
SPOILER ALERT: It's exciting.
https://t.co/Hn1JVDF5X8