She/her. New York Times bestseller. FIERCE LITTLE THING out from @flatironbooks on 7.27.21. https://xitter.cf/t.co/d3ScQ65r3k

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Few things make me happier than my 7yo singing Ring of Keys at the top of her lungs.
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❤️🖤 Excited to announce...my SPLINTERS tour! Come out! ❤️🖤
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Miranda Beverly-Whittemore retweeted
My new book of essays (and street photography), LESSONS FOR SURVIVAL, drops in March! It's about parenting in this here era of polycrises--trying to raise children to thrive without coming undone. Pre-orders are open now: us.macmillan.com/books/97812…
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The @DrewBarrymoreTV Show is a WGA covered, struck show that is planning to return without its writers. The Guild has, and will continue to, picket struck shows that are in production during the strike. Any writing on “The Drew Barrymore Show” is in violation of WGA strike rules.
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THE CHANGELING streams on Apple TV today! I'm proud of our big, bold fairy tale. With the WGA strike, I'm doing no press. But I've gotta talk about the woman who made the show, KELLY MARCEL. She fought so hard. I want to share the secrets of how she got it made at all.
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I’m proud of this kid from Queens whose TV show premiered today, and grateful to our neighbors for coming over to watch it with us. #TheChangeling
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“And man, is this ever a beautiful portrait of fatherhood, as only a deeply devoted parent can paint it. LaValle has clearly brought his authentic self to this.” avclub.com/the-changeling-re…
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It’s been about two months, and well, not much has changed for Powell’s employees. Technically, we’re working without a contract right now. Please considering signing and sharing this petition. All we’re asking for is a fair wage and healthcare. They can afford it.
I haven’t talked about it much here, but the employees at Powell’s Books (yes, where I work) are fighting for a living wage and better healthcare. Powell’s isn’t keen on giving us either. We’re asking folks to read, sign, and share this petition 💖 bit.ly/tell-powells
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I apologize in advance for the thread TK but the publishing discourse du jour is making me feel like my brain is melting out of my ears and if we're talking about GREAT EDITORS, we might as well do a little line edit — shall we?
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THE CHANGELING. September 8. My goodness this is beautiful.
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No, it’s a writer snack.
Welcome to “girl dinner.” Women across TikTok are showing off their suppers — snack plates made by one person, for the consumption and enjoyment of one person. They're akin to an aesthetically pleasing Lunchable. nyti.ms/3OfbZt7
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The biggest beneficiaries of preferential treatment at our elite universities are legacy admissions, which are 70 percent white.
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Wordle 732 1/6 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 I guess I better start using a different first word.
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All props to Cormac McCarthy and RIP, but might we stop these last of the lit giants heds? Or say what you really mean, which is “Wish I could be a cishet white man writing in post WWII America, those were the days!” THERE ARE PLENTY OF LIT GIANTS AROUND IN THE HERE AND NOW.
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According to the Starbucks workers’ union, the company has decided that all Pride decorations must come down—even in unionized stores, where Starbucks normally argues it can’t make sweeping changes without first discussing them with workers. trib.al/3Dzpp3N
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Replying to @amandafortini
It also sets a terrible precedent. Only successful, financially comfortable authors can afford to pull their own book on the of eve of publication in response to complaints. But in the future less fortunate authors may also be expected to do so.
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