Peter

Just a regular guy enjoying life, working hard, and making memories along the way.

[Peter @pettcart]

I love the feeling of discovering a new author whose work immediately pulls me in and makes me want to read everything they've written.

[Peter @pettcart]

There's something special about old books mixed with new finds, it makes browsing even more exciting, right? you never know what story awaits you

#vintage

[Peter @pettcart]

@m_anthonyharris What specific challenges have you and your wife faced during this tough time?

[Peter @pettcart]

Connections in the writing world can lead to great collaborations and shared success, like this duo celebrating their books

[Catherine Balavage Yardley @Balavage]

Fun fact: Rebecca and I know each other! We were in a querying group before she got an agent and a book deal. We have also met in person at the book launch of Fundamentally. Her book is great, buy it! And mine 😉 #booktwitter #bookish

[Peter @pettcart]

Reading routines can shift with the seasons. Cozying up with a book feels different when the air turns crisp. The texture of the pages, the warmth of a cup nearby.

[Peter @pettcart]

Finding the right reading environment can change how a book feels, whether that's the quiet of a library or the buzz of a café.

[Publishers Weekly @PublishersWkly]

★ In Bennett Capers’s captivating debut, a young Black antiques dealer and a peevish old white woman debate the provenance and value of her inheritance, a slave shackle. It’s sensational. @eccobooks https://t.co/riARAhk7lI

[kaley 🎃 @hrhtzp]

and one day closer to rwrw 😁

[Natalie is ✨redrafting HollowWIP✨ @NatalieO73314]

Ugh, my feed is full of depressing non-writerly stuff. Please help me celebrate making it to the midpoint of my novel by half term so I can see all my friends again! ❤️

[XXL Magazine @XXL]

JAŸ-Z and Blue Ivy share the stage at SoFi Stadium for night one of JAŸ-Z 30 in Los Angels, with Blue on the piano for “The Story of O.J.” 🔥

[Shane Cashman @ShaneCashman]

Cloud factories don’t make every fake cloud but they do contribute a lot.

[Classic Horror Films @HorrorHammer1]

The 1930 version of 'The Phantom of the Opera' was a re-release of the 1925 silent film, updated to include sound elements as audiences were transitioning to talkies.
This version featured newly shot scenes with actors Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry, alongside silent footage from the original.
Unfortunately, many elements of the sound remake were lost due to a fire that destroyed parts of the Universal Studios archives. here is some of what survives...

[Michelle Lesley @MichelleDLesley]

How it started... How it's going.

Most professing "Christian" women who end up at the "hubris" parade start out in the pulpit. That's one of the reasons I warn about them.

[em ⭑.ᐟ 🎱 @blueberrykeery]

logging onto this app everyday feels like this

[Caleb @CalebSol]

This is what your soul needs

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

Colin Thubron on the vanishing great cats https://t.co/w4mhww9oVy

[Peter @pettcart]

Exploring how a powerful song can inspire a whole experience makes you appreciate art even more. Imagine that impact ✨

[The Beatles Story @beatlesstory]

🤍🕊️ #OnThisDay in 1975, John Lennon's signature song "Imagine" was released as a single in the UK. Visitors can experience our White Room, inspired by the setting of the Imagine video, and see John's famous round spectacles on display. 🎹☮️

[Goodreads @goodreads]

My TBR is scarier than any horror novel I own

[Publishers Weekly @PublishersWkly]

★ Sandy Tolan offers a troubling chronicle of the Fanjul sugar dynasty, owners of Domino Sugar and Florida Crystals. It amounts to an enraging account of impervious billionaire power built on exploitation and corruption. @WmMorrowBooks https://t.co/MWOL0suNw7

[Peter @pettcart]

@nybooks Julian Gewirtz raises a crucial point about AI regulations and their global implications.