Elizabeth Briggs
@elizabethlines.bsky.social
Publishing Director @SaqiBooks. Edits, rights (homophone) etc. Substacking about Britain’s forgotten faiths and radicals @Dissenters. Tomorrow there'll be apricots.
So glad this happened. It meant a lot to my granny (Elizabeth Cadbury’s granddaughter) who made it to the plaque opening aged 93 💜
November 19, 2025 at 4:10 PM
So glad this happened. It meant a lot to my granny (Elizabeth Cadbury’s granddaughter) who made it to the plaque opening aged 93 💜
Not the start to my debut book I had nightmared of, but the silver lining is to have been supported by other writes and literary people throughout. Thank you. 🧡
August 10, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Not the start to my debut book I had nightmared of, but the silver lining is to have been supported by other writes and literary people throughout. Thank you. 🧡
I’ve always loved hocus pocus as a potential corruption of mass, ‘hoc est corpus’ (this is the body)
June 8, 2025 at 8:52 PM
I’ve always loved hocus pocus as a potential corruption of mass, ‘hoc est corpus’ (this is the body)
👏👏👏 that MAP though 🤩
June 5, 2025 at 5:44 PM
👏👏👏 that MAP though 🤩
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There was a long lived Heron at Kew National Archives, named Herod. It would guard the entrance for years, died ~3 years ago. Named Herod by the archivists for the ducklings it would eat every spring 😬
May 24, 2025 at 3:33 PM
There was a long lived Heron at Kew National Archives, named Herod. It would guard the entrance for years, died ~3 years ago. Named Herod by the archivists for the ducklings it would eat every spring 😬