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Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.
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Replying to @notcapnamerica
“Wet Pain” Terence Taylor
“Dolan’s Cadillac” Stephen King
“The Chaser” John Collier
“The Quest for ‘Blank Claveringi’” Patricia Highsmith
“This Paradise” Ruby Cowling
“A Toy for Juliette” Robert Bloch
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Some lovely reactions from Korea.
“I hope people who want to give up and turn their backs on life will read Han’s books."
english.hani.co.kr/arti/engl…
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Great to see a shout out to Europa in the Nobel Prize citation for 한강 available in Deborah Smith’s translation from @Strangers_Press
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Hey @elonmusk why is this account not banned?
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Reform UK plan tax cuts which they say will cost £70bn; however our analysis shows the actual cost will be at least £93bn.
And their funding figures are out by £15bn+
All this means Reform UK have a total unfunded cost of at least £38bn - about two Liz Trusses.
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This interests me, from a psychological point of view. Tory campaigner just came to the door and asked me who I was thinking of voting for and… well, it all came out. I thought I was angry, but I had NO IDEA how angry I was till one of them was standing right in front of me.
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"Now call a general election in the pouring rain with 'Things Can Only Get Better' blasting in the background!"
#GeneralElection
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📚 Our new blog explores the 'Recovered Books' list for @bhousepress which republishes outstanding forgotten works of literature and reminds us that quality does not guarantee lasting success, often it’s just luck.
➡️ bit.ly/4dyFv7q

ALT A selection of books on a green carpet. The books are 'Quarry by Jane White', 'Gentleman Overboard by Herbert Clyde Lewis', 'Time Stood Still' by Paul Cohen-Portheim, 'William's Wife' by Gertrude Trevelyan and 'To Test The Joy: Selected Poetry and Prose' by Genevieve Taggard. Each book has a white band along the bottom featuring the title and author of the book in black text. Most prominent are the covers for 'Gentleman Overboard' featuring a photograph of a ship in miniature on a large blue sea and 'Quarry' featuring stick figures in black and red on a metallic grey background.
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'Now, faced with another life to live that is not his own, Backus must contend with a profound existential dilemma: what to do next; how to behave.'
David Collard (@DavidCollard1): In a reissued 1960s ‘masterpiece’, a man assumes a new identity
the-tls.co.uk/articles/morta…
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We’re so proud to have been selected as a regional finalist for the East of England in the Nibbies. Congratulations to all the other regional finalists but especially our fellow wee beasties in the Easties @dedalusbooks @SRLPublishing & Scorpius Books 📚 🩷🥳
Replying to @thebookseller @CPIGroup_
Congratulations to our East of England finalists Scorpius Books, @UEAPublishing, @dedalusbooks and @SRLPublishing ✨
Read more about our finalists, here: bit.ly/42NolOC #Nibbies #BritishBookAwards
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🏆 The Republic of Consciousness Prize Longlist 2024 has been announced! Celebrating publishing by small presses, explore the @PrizeRofc list and support independent publishing AND indie bookshops: uk.bookshop.org/lists/republ…
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Delighted to return to @LAReviewofBooks with this piece about W.G. Sebald, whose photos have been catalogued and discussed in a valuable new @bhousepress book: lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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.@sobsey reviews “Shadows of Reality,” a collection of photographs from the works of novelist and essayist W. G. Sebald: "As the images accumulate, however, the catalog takes on unexpected shape and heft: it becomes an alternative biography." lareviewofbooks.org/article/…


























