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Wish You a Merry Kris-mas || BLM

hammard_1987

As promisedWhy I am Against the Retro-Retro Hugos: A Thread So there has been some suggestions from people to extend the Retro Hugos to years prior to the first WorldCon.The

GlobalLiteratureinLibrariesInitiative

GlobalLitin

Meytal Radzinski, the creator of #WITMonth, which happens every August, is going to post a different woman authorfrom around the world every day. We will feature some books of that

Olivia Waite

O_Waite

I have just hit episode three of Bridgerton, where a modiste — that’s a fancy dressmaker — scoffs about the upper-class women “simpering over their needlework, or whatsoever it is

Mary Fitzgerald

MaryFitzger

Everyone has more time to read at the moment so in that spirit, I will spend this week tweeting some of my favourite books on #Libya from my own library.

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

One of the very last events I attended before the lockdown was a thing in Silicon Valley attended by many old friends, but the best moment of all was the

#womenintranslation

Read_WIT

#WITMonth is 50 days away, so... it's time for another 50 day countdown! Every day for the next 50, I'll be spotlighting one woman writer from around the world who

R.B. Lemberg

RB_Lemberg

Today marks three years since Ursula K. Le Guin passed away, on January 22, 2018. Ursula was very dear to many of us, and her work life-changing to many more.

emanu 𓃥🌟 oldman family ceo

sirivsblaxk

LA 𝑄𝑈𝐸𝑆𝑇𝐼𝑂𝑁𝐸 𝑀𝐸𝑅𝐼𝐷𝐼𝑂𝑁𝐴𝐿𝐸: cosa è veramente, perché influisce sul Sud ancora adesso e quello che la gente ignora al riguardoA much needed thread: Il divario tra il Nord e il

Yoshi Yoshitani

yoshisquared

Yoshi's Favorite Reads of 2020Nothing really tying these together, they were just some of my favorite books I read this year The Bird King by G. Willow WilsonI loved the

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

I know it's a little late for Xmas shipping, but I'm FINALLY getting around to publishing a roundup of all the books I reviewed in 2019! Part 1: FICTION FOR

Ana Coqui

anacoqui

#bookthread 2020! 1. Reverb by Anna Zabo ( trans m/f bi, contemporary with RS tinge, bodyguard/rock queen). Found family goodness, loner finds friends, community. One of my fave tropes and

피ches&gravy

aaaaaaaaalin

what I read in 2020:but first of all to keep me on track this year,https://twitter.com/aaaaaaaaalin/status/1211299544371060737?s=19 ...and what I read in 2019:https://twitter.com/aaaaaaaaalin/status/1081544642720456705?s=19 1. Much Ado Abou

Janine Ballard

janine_ballard

I am so, so far behind on tweeting my posts, so here’s a string of them: 1. What I read / listened to in fall: Death and the Harlot by

THE BLACK HEMINGWAY

J_Chiemeke

So, I've decided to roll out a thread of (young) Nigerian female writers who pen down interesting stuff.(I'm not talking about Ms. Adichie or Ms. Chika Unigwe. They are already

Madeleine Watts

madeleine_watts

I am flying back to Sydney for a little bit, and will be self-isolating from Thursday onwards. Given that I will not be able to do any bookselling at @mcnallyjackson

BlateHelm 🖤

Blatehelm

On this day: 1969. Neil Armstrong steps onto the lunar surface speaking the now immortal words “That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”Pictures courtesy of the Kubrick estate. On this

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