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Literary Agent • Small Person • Mum • Sceptic
Joined October 2010
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When I got pregnant, I did not think ahead to the moment 11 years later when I would have to stand on the edge of a football pitch in the pouring rain in December.
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Pre-order a copy of The Infectious Mind from Bookshop.org between 23-27 September and save 20% with the code: SEPT20
Every sale supports real independent bookshops across the UK!
@bookshop_org_UK @HoZ_Books @LittleHardman
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📢 well this is lovely: my paperback book launch event at Pankhurst centre in Manchester on Oct 10th is sold-out, so there will be a 2nd session at 3pm. Please come along, i promise interesting discussion, is an honour to speak in this iconic location:
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The house where Lowry lived, which I’ve written about in my book, A History of Britain in 21 Paintings. Order your copy here: waterstones.com/book/a-histo…
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I simply do not understand the now seemingly common view that there is one approved set of views to hold and that one must voice those approved views in public, in the course of one's work, or else. This is chilling.
Follow @Freedom_in_Arts and read my book.
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In defence of Sydney Sweeney!
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Obviously the most important aspect of this case is the fact that this rapist is sobbing.
Husband sobs as he admits 60 charges of drugging and raping wife over 20-year period trib.al/5PHVnGs
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Hot drink or cold drink on a warm day?
theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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Political demonstrations in museums and galleries? I have a thing or two to say about that... Out soon and available to preorder now.
amazon.co.uk/Culture-Vulture…
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I've read a preprint and this book is unmissable. Draws together so many of the threads. I'll be pre ordering - it's one I'll want in physical form to return to again and again
⭐️ Book announcement: THE INFECTIOUS MIND ⭐️
I am thrilled to say that my latest book, The Infectious Mind, will be out in January with @HoZ_Books (Bloomsbury). It explores the social contagion of illness, from medieval dancing plagues, old stories of hysteria and the recovered-memory epidemic through to modern contagions of identity, pain and fatigue. I hope it’s as enjoyable to read as it’s been to write.
It’s available to pre-order here: bloomsbury.com/uk/infectious…. Please do share with people you know who might be interested.
Early endorsement snippets:
‘Fascinating yet disquieting’ – Richard Dawkins
‘An elegantly written, compelling exploration’ – @kathleen_stock1
‘Gosling demonstrates a mastery of the literature… An important contribution in a field too often left to sensationalism’ – Robert Bartholomew
‘A rich and compelling analysis of socially transmitted illness… a gripping investigation’ – Elizabeth Loftus
‘Terrific… A fascinating topic that has never been more relevant’ – Allen Frances
@LittleHardman
Caroline Hardman retweeted
High Line Publishing Studio has launched as an independent international publisher, led by chief executive officer Oliver Malcolm and backed by investors including literary agent Neil Blair. 👇 ebx.sh/dwEZ77
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My new book argues that the arts are being over-politicised and over-bureaucratised to such an extent that we are losing sight of the arts themselves and all the joy that goes with them. Out at the beginning of October. Pre-orders really help!
amazon.co.uk/Culture-Vulture…
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There’s an audible monthly deal for September on my book Do Not Go Gentle: The Case Against Assisted Dying - £3.99 audible.co.uk/pd/Do-Not-Go-G…
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I’ve been lucky enough read an advance copy of this, and it is *brilliant*
Weighty evidence-based non-fiction that rattles along like a thriller and leaves you with a new way of understanding the human mind and body.
⭐️ Book announcement: THE INFECTIOUS MIND ⭐️
I am thrilled to say that my latest book, The Infectious Mind, will be out in January with @HoZ_Books (Bloomsbury). It explores the social contagion of illness, from medieval dancing plagues, old stories of hysteria and the recovered-memory epidemic through to modern contagions of identity, pain and fatigue. I hope it’s as enjoyable to read as it’s been to write.
It’s available to pre-order here: bloomsbury.com/uk/infectious…. Please do share with people you know who might be interested.
Early endorsement snippets:
‘Fascinating yet disquieting’ – Richard Dawkins
‘An elegantly written, compelling exploration’ – @kathleen_stock1
‘Gosling demonstrates a mastery of the literature… An important contribution in a field too often left to sensationalism’ – Robert Bartholomew
‘A rich and compelling analysis of socially transmitted illness… a gripping investigation’ – Elizabeth Loftus
‘Terrific… A fascinating topic that has never been more relevant’ – Allen Frances
@LittleHardman
Caroline Hardman retweeted
⭐️ Book announcement: THE INFECTIOUS MIND ⭐️
I am thrilled to say that my latest book, The Infectious Mind, will be out in January with @HoZ_Books (Bloomsbury). It explores the social contagion of illness, from medieval dancing plagues, old stories of hysteria and the recovered-memory epidemic through to modern contagions of identity, pain and fatigue. I hope it’s as enjoyable to read as it’s been to write.
It’s available to pre-order here: bloomsbury.com/uk/infectious…. Please do share with people you know who might be interested.
Early endorsement snippets:
‘Fascinating yet disquieting’ – Richard Dawkins
‘An elegantly written, compelling exploration’ – @kathleen_stock1
‘Gosling demonstrates a mastery of the literature… An important contribution in a field too often left to sensationalism’ – Robert Bartholomew
‘A rich and compelling analysis of socially transmitted illness… a gripping investigation’ – Elizabeth Loftus
‘Terrific… A fascinating topic that has never been more relevant’ – Allen Frances
@LittleHardman