Thethinkingthread

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Thank you to @SarabandBooks for organising such an enjoyable evening. It was great to see and hear more about the author/publisher relationship as well as hearing some humorous anecdotes. I urge you to read Graeme’s work if you have not already done so. (2/2)

@MCRCityofLit

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I had a wonderful evening listening to Graeme Macrae Burnet

After reading Case Study just over a year ago, which was a gripping and disturbing read, I have been eagerly waiting to be able to attend one of Graeme’s events (and it did not disappoint). (1/2) @SarabandBooks

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

In no particular order, here are my favourite books that I have read in 2025:

@SarabandBooks @Ofmooseandmen @picadorbooks @4thEstateBooks @DeadInkBooks @ManchesterUP

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Thank you to @mcrlitfest for the invitation. I had a wonderful time. (3/3)

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I had an incredibly enjoyable afternoon at the John Murray proof party. It was really nice to meet Mishika from the @browngirlbookshelf who was a brilliant host. She asked a range of thoughtful questions and led an interesting, spoiler-free discussion. @McrLitFest (1/3)

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

I am very much looking forward to read Ashani Lewis’ “Suckerfish” which will be published by @dialoguepublishing in February 2026. I am equally excited to read @djamelwhitewriter Djamel White’s debut “All Them Dogs” which will be published by @johnmurrays in March 2026. (2/3)

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

Congratulations to @samanito
on creating such a profound piece of literature. I can’t wait for your second novel ‘IMPS!’ (5/5)

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

Monstrilio, by Gerardo Sámano Córdova, is a wonderfully weird book which follows the lives of our central characters Magos, Lena, Joseph and M. This monstrous yet loving novel discusses themes of grief, sadness, identity and sexuality, to name a few. (1/5)
@samanito @deadinkbooks

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Although, this particular genre isn’t something I would typically reach for, I have throughly enjoyed reading something a different and out of my comfort zone. @deadinkbooks continues to publish such brilliant range of work and I look forward to visiting their bookshop soon(4/5)

[Bluemoose Books @Ofmooseandmen]

It's proper now isn't it.

OFFICIAL!

It's in @RadioTimes

Tonight on @BBCTwo

FANBLOODYTASTIC!

@thebookseller
@Foyles
@WstonesLeeds
@WaterstonesMCR

https://t.co/zw0mw6Oh7S

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

@Ofmooseandmen @thebookseller Looking forward to hearing the news!

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

In our afternoon workshop, Isabelle from @fly_press delivered an inspiring talk about Starting your own Press.

Thank you to @commapress for hosting another brilliant event! (2/2)

#commapress #publishing #northernpublishing #writing #manchester

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

It was great to hear from the fantastic selection of speakers at the Comma Press Publishing Insights Day. Each talk was incredibly enjoyable to listen to and very informative. @commapress (1/2)

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It is very clear to see, @ofmooseandmen is changing the literary and publishing landscape book by book.

Congratulations to @susannacrossman and @ofmooseandmen for the publication! Thank you to @WaterstonesTraf
for hosting! (3/3)

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I had a great evening at the launch of The Orange Notebooks. It was interesting to hear @susannacrossman discuss the book in more depth and great to finally meet her. As always, it was a pleasure to speak to Kevin @Ofmooseandmen (1/3)

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After the talk, I walked over to @WaterstonesPicc to finally look at the Booker Prize Library. As soon as I entered the shop, I was greeted by another brilliant Bluemoose book on one of the front tables by Rónán Hession. (2/3)

[Thethinkingthread @thinkingthread]

“You are not mad, Princess Camille. Just filled to the brim with sadness.”

Congratulations to @crossmansusanna and @Ofmooseandmen . The Orange Notebooks will be published on the 22nd of May 2025. (5/5)

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The Orange Notebooks is a painfully accurate portrayal of grief with many raw and poignant moments interspersed with glimpses of humour and symbols of hope throughout the book. (1/5) @Ofmooseandmen @crossmansusanna

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As many @Ofmooseandmen readers know, when purchasing a Bluemoose novel, you are guaranteed the highest quality piece of work and I can confirm that The Orange Notebooks lives up to that expectation. I feel incredibly grateful to have received an early copy. (4/5)