Elizabeth Rose Dunne
@erdunne.bsky.social
Writing and scrabbling around early 19th-century 🇨🇦 + 🇮🇪. Interested in churches, kitchen gardens, language, rebellions. N'hésitez pas à dire bonjour.
Reposted by Elizabeth Rose Dunne
Credit to the BBC’s Jeremy Bowen.
Defying the Israeli ban on filming Gaza from above, Bowen instead describes the carnage & genocide he can see:
“I can tell you that communities in the north of Gaza that I knew well…with tens of thousands of people…are flat. There’s nothing left of them.”
Defying the Israeli ban on filming Gaza from above, Bowen instead describes the carnage & genocide he can see:
“I can tell you that communities in the north of Gaza that I knew well…with tens of thousands of people…are flat. There’s nothing left of them.”
July 28, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Credit to the BBC’s Jeremy Bowen.
Defying the Israeli ban on filming Gaza from above, Bowen instead describes the carnage & genocide he can see:
“I can tell you that communities in the north of Gaza that I knew well…with tens of thousands of people…are flat. There’s nothing left of them.”
Defying the Israeli ban on filming Gaza from above, Bowen instead describes the carnage & genocide he can see:
“I can tell you that communities in the north of Gaza that I knew well…with tens of thousands of people…are flat. There’s nothing left of them.”
This is so shite. Ditto the government proposal a while back to stop storing the physical wills-and-testaments of all but the most noteworthy (or so considered at the relevant time) people...
July 21, 2025 at 8:12 PM
This is so shite. Ditto the government proposal a while back to stop storing the physical wills-and-testaments of all but the most noteworthy (or so considered at the relevant time) people...
Reposted by Elizabeth Rose Dunne
"Much #digitisation is being performed by private companies operated for profit. In the future, do we want the only copies of rare and important #books and #periodicals to be controlled by businesses rather than public #libraries that are free for all?"
theconversation.com/valuing-our-...
theconversation.com/valuing-our-...
Valuing our treasured print history in the era of the ‘bookless’ library
Today we eagerly embrace new technology for fear of being left behind. A toddler with an iPad in hand is a welcome sign of a child learning to succeed in a digital world. Remainders of the pre-digital...
theconversation.com
July 21, 2025 at 7:50 PM
"Much #digitisation is being performed by private companies operated for profit. In the future, do we want the only copies of rare and important #books and #periodicals to be controlled by businesses rather than public #libraries that are free for all?"
theconversation.com/valuing-our-...
theconversation.com/valuing-our-...
Genuine question - what gives the impression that a female writer (specifically a novelist, I guess) has written a book "for women"?
July 21, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Genuine question - what gives the impression that a female writer (specifically a novelist, I guess) has written a book "for women"?