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Looking to while away 10 minutes on this grey Monday evening? Why not pop the kettle on and have a read of our latest blog? It's all about our Spotlight Tennyson display, focusing on the local literary legend! The display is open until Thursday 15th.
https://t.co/GuOEI3eRAb

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2020-10-13

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The combat will produce a sentence with the words played by the player when attacking.
This now technically works...but won't be winning any literary awards any time soon. 🤣

also an attack summary!

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2020-10-12

I was asked to contribute to a artist show about which is what led me to create the book 'Love on the Isle of Dogs' about the most traumatic time of my life. Graphic novel and literary memoir.

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2020-10-10

New on the Bronx Bohemians blog, David Mazower explores the work & legacy of Abel Pann, one of the great names of modern Jewish art, whose connections to the Yiddish literary world have been largely forgotten. Read at https://t.co/EVaHohIX5G

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2020-10-09

Nothing but love and respect for my favourite literary lesbians on 💖

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2020-10-09

The American writer, poet, editor, and literary critic Edgar Allan Poe died in 1849. In his honour, check out my new blog post in which I study 's "Edgar Allan Poe and the London Monster" https://t.co/JyzqNAnVoP

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2020-10-07

5:00 AM
by Karl Gabriel, 2020

Artwork by: Maki Fallorina

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2020-10-07

I literary love her sm

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2020-10-07

Where Are the Unlikeable Female Characters in Young Adult Fiction? | Literary Hub https://t.co/LtXysSbL7z

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2020-10-06

Oh, god, the human body is wonderful: all hair and sweat,

round like a planet or slack as a river, it is life and history

and poetry and yours will be a miracle to someone, someday,

>>> Read 's beautiful poem here:
https://t.co/knaO6JmcbO

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2020-10-06

The Picture of Everything Else delivers dark literary horror this December from . https://t.co/XCMlByti17

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2020-10-06

He wrote several plays at the beginning of his literary career, "The Strange Gentleman" (1836) and the comic opera "The Village Coquettes" (1836). Both were staged, but neither turned out to be a great success

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2020-10-04

I used one of Frank Sinatra's Fly Me To The Moon images for the idea for this fan art. I literary melted after hearing Gawr Gura's own version! God I'm happy to be alive! Thank you very much for that legendary stream Gawr Gura!

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2020-10-03

We've got so many incredible books publishing this month that they can't all fit on one thread!

And another four... Horror: A Literary History (Paperback)
Visions of the Vampire, Swallowed By a Whale: How to Survive the Writing Life and O, The Brave Music!

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2020-10-01

"WHAT I ALWAYS WANTED POETRY TO TELL ME">>> Read 's beautiful poem (a joyous explosion of feelings on sexuality, body image and how poetry can set you free) in full here:
https://t.co/knaO6JDNAo

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2020-10-01

Another chance to hear Michael Longley - In conversation with Andrew Motion at The Edward Thomas Literary fest. . In 2014 I published 'Coming Home' Andrew's poems with engravings by Jane Lydbury. I'll soon publish my 4th book with Michael. https://t.co/1i8YIBnM3i

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2020-09-30

Bugtong, Karugtong
by Maxine Loyola Naval, 2020

Artwork by Vincent Abbang

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2020-09-30

Our first 'in real life' literary festival to go to this year! Our favourite wine personality & author will be at this year's Guildford Book Festival next week, talking all things English Wine. Ticket info here https://t.co/QPpAh3LbJm https://t.co/bEyUcBm7lr

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2020-09-29

Four of my favorite literary heroines (2 from childhood books & two from my adult reading) are:
1. Alice
2. Anne Shirley
3. Jane Eyre
4. Cassandra Mortmain
What would your four be?

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2020-09-28