StevieC

Yes please.

British.

Please stand behind the yellow line.

@nilammcgrath.bsky.social
HI Nilam, how are you?
Where can I DM you? I guess you're not using Twitter much now?

Smiling is when you get to interact with one of your favourite authors, and agreeing that both were meant as jokes.

Knowledge is knowing that Frankenstein wasn't the monster.
Wisdom is know that Frankenstein was the monster.

I agree. I wasn't agreeing with the article, btw, just pointing it out in case you hadn't seen it.

Absolutely... most of it really, but especially the "expression of concern" and the timing of events.
Purchase of shawl in 2007, DNA results published 12 years later and the editors note 5 years after that...!
(And his book being published somewhere along the lines there!)

... back of New Scientist this week on the Whitechaper murders and Catherine Eddie's alleged shawl.
Just a brief piece, but thought it may be of interest to you.
Take care, and again, thanks

@sophiemhistory.bsky.social hi Sophie, hope you're well.
Thanks for the Friday Murder Club newsletter earlier, will read later (shame I can't subscribe, but happy to read what I can).
Anyway, just wanted to make you aware (in case it's of interest) that there's a short piece in the back of... ctd

I keep meaning to read that, will add it to the list.
Have you read Alex Michaelides' The Fury? Another play on the locked room/island genre.

What did you think? Did you enjoy it?

99p is an absolute steal for this!
It's a brilliant book that you just won't want to end.

It has everything you could ever want in a book; #Penguins, romance, science, sweeping landscapes, more penguins, mystery, heartbreak, boobies, cheating, exercise and even more penguins 🐧

Great list, just followed
Thanks Lisa.

This 'dude' seems pretty happy about it...

Congratulations ! Well deserved 🙂

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@jocallaghankat.bsky.social

Some suggestions for translations for your first book, perhaps?
I'd happily learn Serbian and re-read the book if you used this 😂 🍪

@adamcsharp.bsky.social

The last of the Biscuits 🫣

28 Biscuits Later

Nice.

A group of juxtaposition should be "a surprise of juxtapositions"

12?

How about this one?

Is it a Christmas tree or my current TBR pile?

I think I found you via one of Adam Sharp's Oxford Comma lists.

A panda walks into a restaurant and orders a meal. He enjoys his meal, suddenly stands up, fires a gun in the air, and walks out.
The owner chases after him and asks him what he's playing at.
I'm a panda, he says, that's what we do, look us up in the dictionary.
Panda - Eats, shoots, and leaves.

One flew over a cuckoo's biscuit ?

A view across one of the lakes in London with trees in background partially obscuring views of Horse Guard's Parade. It's a cold autumnal afternoon and hopefully the trees reflect that.

Autumn in London.
Taken a couple of weeks ago during half-term.

A remake of Brewster's Millions could be a very short movie nowadays.

Impend = pixie who is running out of ideas and is happy for the conversation to reach a natural conclusion.
Thank you 😊