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Writing about faith, desire, wilderness & loss. I used to stay awake reading but now I’m probably on twitch. Migration is not a crime. WIP: YA fiction

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@BookwormVaught @AkiSchilz #losslit legacy like the ripples and wake of a skimmed stone

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@Dalai_Mama_ Kae Tempest - Hold Your Own
Don Paterson’s Sonnets to Orpheus

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@ldlapinski These recs blend autobiography/fiction but are in the Venn diagram with Blankets, Jimmy Corrigan etc. Some of my favourites.

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@ros_clarke The Hate U Give - great reference, important message in the book, looks amazing on the book spine

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@FinnLongman Is this volume referencing events of the year 1922? or perhaps work completion date vs. publication date?

I tended to try to find existing academic references of the text if you can find one elsewhere.

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@RacheJ Ah keep writing! I think the Twitter is good for these things: short poetry, fleeting lost moments.

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@bridgetwriting Ah! Wonderful, beautiful things! Every joy and happiness for you both, Bridget.

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@RacheJ Love to see this! Poetry is such a good outlet for our thoughts. Well done :)

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@malloryomeara Life After God - Doug Coupland

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@suzypuss @sandstonepress This sounds wonderful. Wishing you many readers.

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@missbarton Laid is an excellent lockdown song. It’s encouraging to know you’re surviving/thriving, Miss Barton. Here comes the sun!

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@Teacherglitter What a beautiful idea. I wondered if they’d ever done a Jolly Postman-style version of this with matchboxes and thought that’s what you were making. Get the publishers on the line! 🙂

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@missbarton Wonderful, thanks again: that whole story is poetry. Itching to read Sad Songs, as someone with my own melancholy about the South. All the very best with it!

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@missbarton Hello Laura, sorry for a random question.
Re-listening to your beautiful eels piece ‘The Other Side’ (Short Cuts) Could you tell me the correct line here, please?
“...orange wings of monarch butterflies, about *dragonizo amphid* and amethyst deceivers...”
Thank you!

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@Teacherglitter @Keris @boydon1967 Also Aleena: https://t.co/igqvF9eVZ9

This is adult fiction and out this year, but Hashim: https://t.co/oOJqzNh92F

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@townhilly bless you, I had to rest for about a month

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@keirshiels Haha sorry! Testing the visibility of tweets from locked and unlocked accounts on various search engines.

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@Louiestowell YA is an awful, awful phrase for a vital set of books. It’s a cursed label.

Some books are bundled into YA (and awful covers) that would have been any-age new books in a previous decade.

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@38percentsure ikr?! 🤔

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@catjellycat “Prepping it for use” - I see you, and I feel seen.