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I think for now, we will cease to be active on this platform. We're over on Blue Sky and Instagram for the time being. Better yet, come in and show us pictures of your pets straight from your phone.
Please don't DM us here.
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As an Italian, as a European, I remind my German friends: you produced Nazism, as we Italians and Spaniards produced fascism. It already brought Europe to ruins once.
You are responsible for what happens in your country. CHECK YOUR POLICE. Things are spiraling out of control.
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Oranienburger Tor, 1867 — image by Friedrich Schwartz. Borsig’s factory on Chausseestraße can be seen in the background...
We wish all our family, friends, colleagues, customers and comrades a happy, healthy, peaceful & more equal 2025.
A misty cycle through Kreuzberg to work this morning. We are open today until 18:00 and then closed for a break until Friday 03 January.
Sometimes the super specific recommendation requests are easily fulfilled.
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Wonderful evening at Curious Fox launching A DREAM OF WHITE HORSES… about 35-40 lovely people showed up our chat, reading and then some drinks afterwards… thanks to @ajbwells for leading through chat and @BerlinBooks for being wonderful hosts… @Ofmooseandmen
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Exciting to see this nice review of A DREAM OF WHITE HORSES in the latest edition of @theberlinermag … and if any Berliners are around on 26 November, we’ll be having our hometown launch at @BerlinBooks from 7.30pm… in convo with the amazing @ajbwells … @Ofmooseandmen
Join us on Fri. 01 Nov, 21:00 for a reading & discussion with Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller, editors of Daybreak in Gaza (@SaqiBooks ).
Doors at 20:00. All profits will go to @MedicalAidPal
* Curious Fox will donate all profits from sales of the book and from any refreshments sold on the evening to @MedicalAidPal
‘A love letter to Gaza. A heartbreaking testament to the beauty and courage of Palestinian people in the face of extraordinary brutality.’— Isabella Hammad
Join us Fri. 08 Nov, 8pm for the Berlin book launch of Architectural Tales by Irish writer Dominic Stevens.
Moderated by Lucy Jones.
"These are stories that are at once playful and deeply serious — an intriguing and original collection."
— Kevin Barry
This seems like a lot to deal with. Glad we live in the 2020s on the mainland.
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Also, if you need some further incentive, I will be MCing myself. So y'know, fingers crossed one decent pun awaits you (not a guarantee).


















