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We are delighted to be bringing you all a brand new DHH News Roundup this lunchtime. A couple of glorious cover reveals, publication days, rights news, award listings and more.
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So happy to see that @MsTamarCohen loved @GeorgiaKaufmann’s 2021 debut #TheDressmakerOfParis ❤️ https://t.co/r9jYsX7ZT6
"Her tone is delightfully looping, oracular, faux naif; The Museum of Whales You Will Never See is work not of cataloguing and curating, but of longing and love." @GuardianBooks picks @akendragreene as the book of the day!
The Museum of Whales You Will Never See by A Kendra Greene â review
Iceland‘s idiosyncratic museum collections â from rocks to sea monsters â provoke delightful reflections from an American artist and e...
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Happy news to start the week. #TheNanny is a bestseller in Germany. Thank you @BlanvaletVerlag @TheMarshAgency 🧡
Have you had a look at our NetGalley page containing our forthcoming books?
There's books for history buffs, nature lovers as well as the popular science fans.
Request your e-copies: https://t.co/oi0IpBTu3e
10 years after Footnotes in Gaza, Joe Sacco is back with another masterpiece: Paying the Land. About colonialism/capitalism/climate & the Dene people of northern Canada, listen to our conversation here: https://t.co/K5G52HMGOX
@CBCIndigenous @DeneNahjo @ChrisLynnHedges @Tin_House
Straight to #1 on the Star List & the Globe list! The End Of Her... but a fantastic beginning!
@sharilapena @doubledayca @TheMarshAgency
How is #data power? Do we consider the consequences of collecting it? @IvanaBartoletti on @intelligence2 says we need to consider what our #digitalinnovation values are. Podcast: https://t.co/5N4kNT2dLh For more #digitalbehaviour register for #cbcconf2020 https://t.co/0lMvh79qop
Have you read This Mournable Body yet? To celebrate its longlist nomination for the #2020BookerPrize, we have released the first three chapters for you to discover Tsitsi Dangarembga's incredible writing.
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Want to know what Zoom is doing with/to you? @enya_nolan recommends @IvanaBartoletti's An Artificial Revolution, which "delves into not so much as to what AI could be but what it is now. Why should we be concerned with the collection of our data?" https://t.co/JCKXknHT1Q