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Happy Pub Day to Ashley Croft (@PhillipaAshley) for #TheLoveSolution!
Is love really all in the chemistry? Or will Sarah get more than she bargained for?
A fabulously funny, uplifting romance perfect for fans of The Kiss Quotient & I Owe You One.
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Germany, Norway, Sweden - heading your way the next two weeks, hope to see some of you! https://t.co/ImPMsSNiZi
We are incredibly excited to announce the acquisition of two books from journalist and broadcaster @AnitaSethi, exploring race and place in the wake of her experience of a race hate crime. I Belong Here will be published in 2020, and Nocturne in 2021. https://t.co/4Elwn4G737
An excellent piece by @rhiannonlucyc
Two years on, the literature of #MeToo is coming of age
Two years on, the literature of #MeToo is coming of age | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
There has been a flowering of writing on the knotty problems of power and gender relations – but men must read it too, says Guardian columnist Rhian...
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I Choose Elena by @LuciaOC_ is essential reading - so powerful. And a stunning cover...
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The Twittering Machine by Richard Seymour
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We are so excited that The Body by Bill Bryson reached number 1 on The Sunday Times Bestseller list🎉!
An amazing achievement for an incredible book.
Great pre-FBF visits to Amsterdam & Berlin, full of art, music, books; good to see @AragiAuthors books @TheMarshAgency on display in Geistes Blüten in Berlin. Now for the Fair . . .
"I’d forgotten that people who love you let you lean on them without you noticing."
I've been thinking about this essay by @LuciaOC_ since I read it a few days ago. Such precise writing about something that feels hard to articulate (to me):
Lucia Osborne-Crowley on Twitter
“I’ve got a new essay up on @Meanjin about the paradox of dependence, the crane wife, and the pressure on women to erase our emotional nee...
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Here's a bit of news: my second book will be called The Devil and the Dark Water. I'm really, atrociously proud of it. I can't wait for you to read it. It's got boats; it's got spooky stuff; it's got an impossible murder; a demon; and just the right folks to sort it out.
Raven Books on Twitter
“We are SO excited to reveal the title of @stu_turton's new novel, The Devil and the Dark Water. A tale of murder on the high seas, a detective...
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