Imagine if your favorite literary characters had a Twitter account??
Can you guess which novels the above 4 tweets are from??
This is our new family game.
Fun gift from @BarbaraBB 🧡
Imagine if your favorite literary characters had a Twitter account??
Can you guess which novels the above 4 tweets are from??
This is our new family game.
Fun gift from @BarbaraBB 🧡
So this is #FridayHappiness #BookMail from my lovely friend @BarbaraBB Thank You!!!! I LOVE your spin on reading the classics!!! Fingersmith has been on my TBR forever, I‘m looking forward to finally reading it❣️Hand cream smells divine 💗 I‘m so grateful for this community of sharing & caring individuals 💕💕💕
😂 Got to laugh otherwise you‘d cry.
#bookhumour
What a surprise upon arriving home! Your parcel did arrive Sarah and how you‘ve spoiled me 😍😍. I expected only our #1001booksswap, the Iris Murdoch! I love the Twitterature, what a great idea! And the dropjes of source and all of it, wow! Thank you so much!! 😉❤️
Classic literature as it might be told through a #TelephoneWire. Kind of. #MusicalNewYear @Cinfhen @vivastory
Really good bit of daft fun, this. Quite smart arse in places but really funny in others.
1 book to go....
2 books off my reading target for this year. I reckon I can read this all in one go and finish my audiobook. Wish me luck.
https://electricliterature.com/describe-yourself-like-a-male-author-would-is-the...
Have Littens been discussing “how would a male author describe me?” from the Twitter thread? It‘s popped up in my last couple of emails from them. Curious to see if anyone here is participating. #ownvoices
Has anyone been following the Twitter threads about "women describe themselves the way a male author would"? I'm dying with laughter reading them all ???
You can see some here:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/tahliapritchard/women-describing-themselves-as-male-aut...
So this is my first parcel unwrapped. 😊 As I already ordered some books for Litten's birthdays, the books which are not for me are turned around. 😂 But I found some nice Snoopy books ( @rubyslippersreads ) and the tagged book. I can't stop laughing. 😂😂😂
Some of my Twitter trends this afternoon 😉
I finally caved and got a Twitter account. When Barack Obama tweets about the small nonprofit you work for, you kinda have to be able to retweet that! 😆
I was even able to snag a handle close enough to my Litsy one, which made me happy. But I also have no idea what I'm doing and need help! Which authors are good to follow? Already got JK Rowling and Stephen King, since they kinda seem to be the queen and king of the literary twitterverse 😄
So I'm super inactive on twitter but I've been following more bookish accounts lately so I posted something funny (recommending books to friends who won't read them).
Of course a friend ironically asks for recos so I unleashed favorites from the last couple years and tagged the authors because, idk, it's twitter, AND THEN 4 OF THOSE AUTHORS LIKED THE POSTS AND 2 FOLLOWED ME BACK and I'm overwhelmed. 😍🙃🤓
I gotta get back in the twitter game...
I haven't read this one, although I think I want to. Anyway, if you're not using Twitter you might want to check it out. A lot of writers use it to do everything from promoting their current work to posting their anguish over characters. Yes, some of them get political and I know Stephen King likes to tweet about his dog from time to time. I like knowing more about authors because it can explain their writing - sometimes.
When I was a young teen, my first attempt at the (big-L) literary classics were abridged stories in graphic novel form. I love this attempt to condense some of the more outrageous plots into tweet-sized portions.
It's funny. And the cool kids use the Twitter! #epistolary #ReadJanuary #readersunite
Day 3 #readandeat vegan brunch in prep for day 2 of #bookstoretourism 😃 #somethingforsept #septphotochallenge