#Memoir

Matt Ufford

mattufford

Now that reading is having a moment, I'm gonna make a thread of the books I read this year. Not a list of recommendations, just my own lil 2020 journey.

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

1/25 A central part of my research is guided by poetry and by its incredible importance for historical study. Unfortunately, some historians have abused poetry, ransacking it for historical argument

R.

Sediziose_Voci

A few notes on books read and liked by me this year-- Good Behaviour / Molly Keane – A intensely compressed family saga set among the decadent and inbred Anglo-Irish

Venkatesh Rao

vgr

We need a “In a world... one man” parody trailer about McConnell. There’s never been a better illustration of absolute power corrupting absolutely I’m genuinely curious about his worldview. What’s

Dan Wilbur

DanWilbur

I read 40 books this year, and I’d like to tell you about a few of my favorites. I’ll also add some tips about reading more if you’re interested in

John Rentoul

JohnRentoul

A while ago, I promised @GwizoKeith a longer tour of Best Zoom Backdrop Bookcase™, but I decided to do it as a thread rather than video Alphabetically by author, so

charlotte

tambourine

1 like = 1 (made-up) much-buzzed about book 1. Egg Life: a novel. Stream-of-consciousness, from the perspective of a Tamagotchi (which can't be named for trademark reasons). Slowly starts to

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

Today's Twitter threads (a Twitter thread).Inside: Thinking through Mitch McConnell's plea for comity; Further, on Mitch McConnell and comity; Understanding the aftermath of r/wallstreetbets; and more!Archived at: https://pluralisti

Matthew Sheffield

mattsheffield

I eventually realized that most people who run right-dominated media outlets see it as their DUTY to be unfair and to favor Republicans because doing so would some how counteract

Heidi N. Moore

moorehn

Today's Free Mental Health Corner: The concept of object constancy or object permanence -- knowing that someone exists even when they're not in front of you. It's what makes people

Charlotte Sometimes

sometimesmovies

I've seen a couple of people do this, so thought I'd give it a go! For each day of Lockdown I'll recommend a book.#1 Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo. A

thomas rayosun long 🛹

ACoupleOkooks

Trump is a dark figure. I wrote a little essay to this effect back in December of 2015... on Facebook. Unfortunately I deleted my account in 2016 so it’s gone,

take another little Reece of my heart now baby 💕

connolly_reece

Monday shoutout to some awesome trans+ people you deffo should all be following [thread] Ben Pechey - crystallised queer joy in a person who always looks *stunning*; here to

S. Boyle

khowagayya

Let’s talk Egypt 1801-1805 (ish) in a thread about a really understudied period of Egyptian history. This is likely a result of the overshadowing period of French Occupation (1798-1801) and

#APIpit

_APIpit

THREAD OF 2021 BOOKS BY ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER AUTHORS PART 1 (January-April) #APIpit #APIFri #DiversebooksList curated by API team members @HeinrichManuia & @sarahrana769 EYES THAT KISS IN THE CORNERS

Jackson Rickun

JacksonRickun

1/ Throughout this very taxing and very bullshit year, I found solace in some incredible music. I listened to 130 albums in 2020. Here are a few that’ll forever be

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