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Yay it’s #InternationalWomensDay2023! It would be easy to post a picture of our suffragette book and celebrate how far we’ve come.
But for some reason my mind is too crowded, too weighed down with all of the things going on around us
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A little thread about Romance for #ValentinesDay:

The original author of No Surrender was castigated by reviewers for “mixing politics with romance”.

The thing is, that to love is to live, and the conditions in which you can love and be loved are extremely pertinent

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There is a space for you on tomorrow’s masterclass if you’d like to join us!

We’re going to talk about accessibility, who your readers are, and how to boil complexity down into deliciously intense and drinkable soup…

(and the food is great here)

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Every economic decision is a choice

Essential workers are underpaid and children are hungry to enrich shareholders

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In our books, each chapter gets a decorative title page - here’s a selection from our latest, No Surrender.

They’re inspired by graphic art of the 1910s when the books were originally written - they’re a delicious (although maybe a bit rich) sorbet between bites of story

Sophie opened the script of No Surrender with “300-500 women work at weaving looms” so Scarlett drew them.

Zoom in to count them if you like, she says they’re all there, but one or two may have snuck out of shot

@danielrossclark … and here it is in motion in the opening pages of our new book No Surrender

Queen St Mill is a brilliant @LancsMuseums day out, with fascinating tours run by people who know their onions and a proper cafe with homemade cakes

No Surrender publication day is just two weeks away!

It’s a graphic novel about the suffrage movement, based on a story written by a woman who was there, living through it.

Pre-order from your nearest real bookseller or request it at the public library for maximum social impact

In the two years that The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists graphic novel has been on the shelves in the UK, it feels like our government has been going the extra mile to give us a powerful and immersive demonstration of Robert Tressell’s economic arguments …

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@bronterre1 Haha! Here’s how you get some of your own back, eh Philpot?