We are so pleased that our upcoming #WeepingBank events are now featured on LibraryOn events page, sitting alongside the fantastic range of activities happening in libraries across the country. See what you can discover at libraryon.org

Thank you @theguardian.com for publishing this piece on my mother and Alzheimer’s:

I wrote this about Alzheimer’s for The Guardian:

Japanese artist Narumi Takada's 2021 textile piece, "Stepping on Fresh Snow" with snow created using punch needle and straight/satin stitches for the boot and paw prints #Womensart

Abbey Theatre St Albans' 'It's A Wonderful Life' is... wonderful! Talented cast, assured direction & great effects - you'll know what I mean when you see the play... Different to the film but just as moving & a fine start to the Christmas season. www.abbeytheatre.org.uk/whats-on/its...

I wrote this on banning books for The Guardian:

I wrote this on banning books for The Guardian:

Satan gets more vindictive the longer you make him wait for you.

June 16th will always be Jesse and Celine day. I wrote about Before Sunrise here: lithub.com/traveling-sc...

Brian Wilson performing Sloop John B on Letterman is one of the most endearing things I’ve ever seen: m.youtube.com/watch?v=msBi...

Lmao… omg… it’s true

Many of our books and stories were written on MS Word, which has to be accessed via subscription. The cheek of these people to charge us for tools and still steal our work.

Artemisia Gentileschi, Self-Portrait as a Lute Player, 1616 #womensart

The uniquely eerie experience of arriving in a British seaside town on a winter’s night. The incongruous pier. The haunted bandstand. Too dark to see the sea, but I can feel its presence out there somewhere…

Nothing beats a good ghost story on a wintry Sunday evening - great to see you again!

Never felt as seen as the Bluey ‘Space’ episode just made me feel. I am Mackenzie.

I’m already a better person here than on the other place. Case in point: I decided against a snarky post about the fuckwit having a loud and inane phone conversation in the seat behind me on the bus. Winning!

Half a day on here and I’ve just seen my first mention of the T-word. I came here to escape him. Can everyone here just pretend he doesn’t exist? I thought that was the point of this place.

Welcome to the new ambivalence.