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Former fiction editor Katie M. Flynn’s book ISLAND RULE was reviewed in @LitStack. Read about how her characters "offer an entirely new view of what connection can mean" here: buff.ly/kjWcSrH
ALT Island Rule by Katie M. Flynn.
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Holy shit, this ad. 🔥🔥
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Meet ten of literature's most iconic heroines, jacketed in bold portraits by female photographers from around the world 👉 bit.ly/3uvGFPi
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Knife by @SalmanRushdie is a true miracle. Yes, it describes in painful detail the horror of what happened, but it’s also a mediation on happiness and love. Surviving the attack took strength, but this kind of writing takes wisdom.
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Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly backstage together at the Oscars in 1956. Photo by Allan Grant.
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Book your ticket to my Alfred Hitchcock talk on May 1st at the Royal Overseas League @ROSLARTS eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-talk… #books #royaloverseasleague #booktalk #authors @londonEvents @whatsonlondonUK @TimeOutLondon @visitlondon @freeboostpromo @londoneventsnow @rosl1910 #weekend
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"Sociopath: A Memoir" by @PatricGagne
One of the year's most acclaimed and anticipated memoirs!
The author struggles to come to terms with her own sociopathy and shed light on the often maligned and misunderstood mental disorder.
More: spr.ly/6018Z5LBk
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Lithuanian composer and conductor Mindaugas Piečaitis, directs his orchestra on the notes of Nora the cat playing the piano. She earns a standing ovation.
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In 1980s New York City, a crime reporter with little to lose risks the only thing that matters to uncover the truth....
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Donna Tartt, on the learning that comes in the long interval of writing a book, from The Virtues of Slow Writers, my essay at @The_Millions #weekendreads themillions.com/2024/03/the-…
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Here's the line-up of May/June online workshops for the Rambo Academy for Wayward Writers. including my multi-session Advanced Short Fiction workshop. Please spread the word!
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Up today! My thoughts (and some excellent advice) on locating your patience with books that take time. Thank you to The Millions and @smswrites for giving my essay on slow writing a wonderful home ✨
"Is it possible to tune out the noise of doubt and the proverbial ticking clock when writing goes into overtime?"
@lauren_alwan on the virtue of slow writers. themillions.com/2024/03/the-…
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Fellow slowpoke writers...take heart! This essay by @lauren_alwan in @The_Millions is about those projects that take years (and years) to write and will inspire, humble, and comfort you.
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In Their Prime – 5 Scary Novels from the 1970s You Must Read via @LitStack #HorrorNovels #70sHorror #HalloweenReading litstack.com/in-their-prime-…
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Love love love this book 🤩
Don't miss our newest spotlight feature—OPEN THROAT, by @EnnuiPerkins! A lonely, lovable, queer mountain lion narrates this star-making fever dream of a novel. litstack.com/open-throat-hen… #newbook #booktwt
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Closes in two weeks! Last day to send submissions of unpublished chapbooks of prose is 8/15. This year's Alcove winner will receive book publication (contract/royalties), $250 prize and 25 copies of their book. All submissions considered for publication. wtawpress.org/alcove-chapboo…
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I loved writing about this film—the brilliant casting and performances, the young characters’ intensity of ardor, the lyric flights and imagery. Don’t miss the gorgeous soundtrack on Spotify ✨
“Watch Wright’s film (again), read Pride and Prejudice (again), and get lost in Austen’s delicious tangle of a marriage plot.” @lauren_alwan looks at Jane Austen’s timeless novel against Joe Wright’s sumptuous 2005 film (spoiler: it holds up) litstack.com/reading-and-wat… #booktwitter
