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The two Elizabeth von Arnim roses are perfection this year 😊
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‘Beyond Palatable: A Manifesto for Unapologetic Women’ by Sophie Lee is available to buy now 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Elizabeth von Arnim seems especially appropriate today.
From her novel ‘Vera’: he appeared to be ‘a great cross school boy but, unfortunately, a school boy with power’.
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The very last Elizabeth von Arnim rose of the year (Dec 12th). Resilient, like its namesake
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A life changing prize. Give it go! You have nothing to lose
Thinking of entering the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize? 📚✨
All you need to do is submit the first 10 pages of your novel, a pitch & a synopsis.
Open for entries until 7 January (6 Jan for sponsored entries). For more info and tips visit lucy.cam.ac.uk/how-to-enter-…
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The Elizabeth von Arnim rose continues to flower @LiteratureCamb1
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‘Elizabeth von Arnim: Beyond the German Garden’. Delighted my 2013 book on Elizabeth von Arnim is published in paperback today! @LucyCavColl amzn.eu/d/3k04KfJ
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Coming soon. Looking forward to giving these lectures with Dr Juliane Romhild for Literaryre Cambridge. Booking open. Hope to see you there!
Booking open!
Elizabeth von Arnim course live online. Very early notification of a two-hander lecture course by @isobel_maddison and Juliane Romhild in 2025. Elizabeth von Arnim: Men, Women and Dogs. Booking open!
Source: Literature Cambridge search.app/db6N42vBMM4g9qAP8
@isobel_maddison The Elizabeth von Arnim roses are thriving
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We spoke with @isobel_maddison, College Emeritus Fellow and former Fiction Prize judge, to discover what's on her bookshelf. ✨📚
Read the interview at: substack.com/inbox/post/1636…
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A tense and heart-wrenching domestic thriller, from Lucy Cavendish 2020 Fiction Prize shortlisted author @BibiBerki1, 'The Youngster' will be published on 7th August 2025 as a hardback.
We can't wait to read it!
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Here we go. Say hello to the Youngster. (Actually, probably don't encourage him.) Available for pre-order now.
tinyurl.com/bu7zje7t
@DeixisPress @angelbelsey
#newbook #Preview #newwriting
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The Elizabeth von Arnim roses survived the house move last year 🌸🌸@ElizabethVAIntl
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I wrote about the politics & aesthetics of the floral in recent exhibitions (Inka Essenhigh, Sharon Core, the work of Linder, Bourgeois & more) & some of my favourite books by Christina Sharpe & Jamaica Kincaid for @ElephantMag 🌻💐🌹
Read here for more:
elephant.art/bring-me-flower…
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So proud to announce that our book will be published in June. @isobel_maddison @LiteratureCamb1 @MModernity @ElizabethVAIntl @modernistudies @cultural_women @EdinburghUP
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Currently 20% discount off Routledge publications until 32 Jan 2025
‘Elizabeth von Arnim: Beyond the German Garden’. Delighted my 2013 book on Elizabeth von Arnim is published in paperback today! @LucyCavColl amzn.eu/d/3k04KfJ
Currently 20% discount off Routledge publications until 32 Jan 2025
‘Elizabeth von Arnim: Beyond the German Garden’. Delighted my 2013 book on Elizabeth von Arnim is published in paperback today! @LucyCavColl amzn.eu/d/3k04KfJ
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Elizabeth von Arnim course live online. Very early notification of a two-hander lecture course by @isobel_maddison and Juliane Romhild in 2025. Elizabeth von Arnim: Men, Women and Dogs. Booking open!
Source: Literature Cambridge search.app/db6N42vBMM4g9qAP8
































