I strongly believe there should be more rollerblading in literature.

Beer, chips, beach, rain, writing.

Love me some book mail.

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Daughter just showed me this. Love it.

When you realise you need a floor plan for your work in progress.

Cinnamon scrolls because DUCKS, NEWBURYPORT.

Cosplay, basically.

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Few bands have looked cooler than RADIO BIRDMAN in this iconic photo.

Maybe there IS literary value in exploring rollerblading subculture?

Every time the supermarket free range chickens are smaller than usual I think of ERASERHEAD.

A fun element of Kate Briggs' THE LONG FORM is the inclusion of an annotated bibliography.

Why IS it sophisticated novels conceal their sources and allusions—a puzzle box for clever readers to unlock, left to annotated critical editions to make accessible?

Non-fiction happily shows its workings..

Looking forward to checking out something else by Prototype Publishing.

Starting the year with some Across the Pond podcast book recommendations.

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Lovingly crafted picture book by young Tasmanian artist.

An elite gift for kids this Christmas!

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Dutch almond finger and cappuccino is a good way to start an icy spring morning writing.

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