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Allan Westview 🎶Ding-Dong 🎶 UBI Now!

Westview_Al

Here's a thread for your approval that shows how the world saw Chrystia Freeland economic opinion before she was an official 'liberal (say with a sneer)Looking at you #CPC and

Daniel Lassell

dlassell

As I look to the new year, I want to pay gratitude to the poets whose books got me through 2020. Here are a few books I read this year

Cory Doctorow #BLM

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Macarthur fellow and Hugo-award-winner @nkjemisin's 2019 book "The City We Became" is both a fantastic contemporary fantasy novel and a scorching commentary on the infantile nature of the racist dogma

Nii @ flipped eye

nii_flippedeye

In the light of this Telegraph piece accusing the Arts Council of 'virtue signalling' (which I saw via @tobikyere) I feel it's apt to share how toxic an environment the

CMacCaba

CMacCaba

Was able to get some reading done this month which was nice - I mean I was in the headspace for it which before Christmas was just not there. No

Victor Q-Go

LitAnscombe

Good Afternoon. Shall we begin? This is either somebody who has never read a book before, or someone very good at making jokes about never having read a book before.

Sam Healer

anewthought

Books Sam has read in 2020: a thread. Hopefully. I always start this kind of thing with the best of intentions and then by February it is forgotten. But I

Andy Khouri

andykhouri

It’s probably too late at night for this to be useful but I’ve been thinking about barcon and what people seem to think it is and isn’t etc. I can

Ed Clarke

ClarkesLatin

Like this and I'll tell you what Latin or Greek grammatical construction you'd be. Pleasing, rare and exotic, @shffnn - the supine of purpose. (Used only after a verb of

Shawn Waugh

ShawnWaugh

Some people were curious about how the TV #writersroom works, so I thought I'd let you peek behind the curtain. For those of you who don't know me, my name’s

kārthik கார்த்திக் कार्तिक 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 | Sanatani

almightykarthik

#Thread on Varma KalaiToday, am not sure how many of us have heard about Varma Kalai. Even if one were to have heard about it, they’d only know Varma Kalai

Liam Oliver

LiamOliverNutri

Lessons from PhD Year 1: A ThreadThese are in no particular order and are from my experience. I have tracked my weekly progress and hope some of my tips can

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rebeca6169

Heinrich Heine ( 13 December 1797 – 17 February 1856) was a German poet, writer and literary critic. He is best known outside Germany for his early lyric poetry, which

Letlhogonolo

mx_mokgoroane

‘You think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read.’ — James Baldwin Here is to 2020 reads Book 1: In

Salvator R. Tarnmoor

s_r_tarnmoor

Starting in on Isidore's Etymologies; already worth it, the preface translates this bibliographic poem, perhaps written on the walls of the cathedral library in Seville "Discipline" v. "art"Will add excerpts

Daniel

DanielCJonas

Volume IV. The Age of FaithEncompassing the history of medieval civilization (Byzantine, Islamic, Judaic, and West European) from Constantinople to Dante (AD 325-1330). As usual, Durant delivers with incredible understanding,

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