Accessibility Manager and Accessibility Network Leader @BloomsburyBooks 📖📖 Budding author and intermittent archer
Rickmansworth
Joined September 2020
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Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
Our shortlist for #FutureBook Future Leader of the Year are @sofiaakel, Abigail McDougal, @CheyneySmith1, @CaitDavies, @ausethemouse, @kenyon_isabelle, @Ekellingley and Cassie Rocks 🏆
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Explore the shortlist 👉 thebookseller.com/events/fut…
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Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
7-13 October is #DyslexiaAwarenessWeek and adult readers may not know that @BloomsburyBooks have created dyslexia-friendly versions of some of their finest novels of recent years from Circe to The Kite Runner. Find out more here: waterstones.com/adult-dyslex…
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Q&A: @BloomsburyBooks accessibility manager @Ekellingley tells BookBrunch about the publisher's new range of dyslexia-friendly books, and the importance of accessibility in publishing
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Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
.@BloomsburyBooks is launching an ongoing production of a selection of their bestselling trade titles as dyslexia-friendly books.
Find out more 👇 thebookseller.com/news/bloom…
So excited these are announced and I can talk about how great it's been to organise this project.
Today, Bloomsbury announces the launch and ongoing production of a selection of our top-selling trade titles as dyslexia-friendly books.
Find out more here: thebookseller.com/news/bloom…
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Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
.@BloomsburyBooks has launched a series of dyslexia-friendly books for adults, in a project led by production editor @Ekellingley
bookbrunch.co.uk/page/articl… (£)
Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
"It seems that in the publishing industry’s hybrid offer so far, mostly able-bodied others make decisions, perhaps based on profit, or related to seat numbers, about what disabled people see, when we see it, & if we see it live or recorded."
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Just finished The Wolf Den by @ElodieITV. A book that made me simultaneously want to read as quickly as possible to find out what happens, but also really slowly to enjoy the absolutely amazing writing.
Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
Hello! This is the new Twitter account for the Writing Happiness Project - we're aiming to create more opps for D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent writers & change and create conversations. Any follows and RTs hugely appreciated! #WritingCommunity
Currently on leg cast number 6 after my ankle surgery, and I will never take the ability to wash my feet or itch my legs for granted again. Nothing truly prepared me for 3 months in plaster.
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Just because one person might have been open and willing to talk to you about their disability, does not mean everyone will. Nor does it mean you are entitled to know for any reason.
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Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
✨U.K. GIVEAWAY✨ I've teamed up with the lovely @bookmarkthewall to celebrate tomorrow's U.K. paperback pub of MarionLane&TheMidnightMurder. The prize is 1 of 2 SIGNED paperbacks.
To Enter:
-Follow me AND @bookmarkthewall
-RT
🔍U.K. only
🔍Ends 8 Jan
#bookgiveaway
There is nothing more disappointing than finding a candle that smells incredible, but has absolutely no smell when you burn it.
Having spent the past two months cut off from everything, recovering from surgery, I have decided now is the perfect time to try to apply to a writing competition with a deadline of today. I do love a last minute submission.
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Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
Working remotely can be very daunting.
Listen to what @Ekellingley from @BloomsburyBooks says about WFH here:
youtube.com/watch?v=mo_JuNvm…
Elizabeth Kellingley retweeted
With mask-wearing being made compulsory again, I would like to remind those are not disabled that the sunflower lanyard scheme was created to show a person has a hidden disability.
It was not created as a way for you to avoid wearing a mask.
