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This year’s #NobelPrize laureate in literature Jon Fosse was born in 1959 on the Norwegian west coast. His immense œuvre is written in Norwegian Nynorsk and spans a variety of genres consisting of plays, novels, poetry collections, essays, children’s books and translations.
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Looking for a good read? #BannedBooksWeek
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We’re delighted to announce VENOMOUS LUMPSUCKER by Ned Beauman is the winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award science fiction book of the year 2023!
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It looks pretty grim out there today. Blanket. Book and many cups of tea are in order. What are you all reading?
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Never, ever forget the rights of the reader. Children might be younger than you, but they still have rights. And every reader has the right to choose what to read, and how to read it. #literacy
(Art: Quentin Blake)
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Over the moon to reveal this year’s extraordinary Women’s Prize winning novel Demon Copperhead!
Huge congratulations to Barbara Kingsolver, who won in 2010 with The Lacuna, and so is our first ever double #WomensPrize winner!
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Hever Castle’s brilliant curatorial team has found Thomas Cromwell’s book of hours! This is the very same book seen in his portrait by Holbein. Tune into the latest episode of #TalkingTudors to hear all about this amazing discovery.
podbean.com/eas/pb-gfsuh-142…
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Rosy even on a cloudy day @TeddiesOxford – at Oxford, England
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It's #ShakespeareDay!!
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Good luck to the cast and crew of Antigone. They’ve all worked so hard... it should be a great show @TheNorthWall!
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