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"be kind online" as the takeaway from our demonic media ecosystem driving someone to suicide is properly vintage Lib Dem posting
Replying to @PolitlcsUK
Fueling hatred to someone with your keyboards has real world consequences. May he rest in peace
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And why am I so concerned about this? Because I know what it feels like to be on the receiving end of bullying. I know what it feels like to be belittled, undermined and made to question your own worth. No one should have to endure that in any workplace.
I expect better from an industry that so often presents itself as progressive, compassionate and open. We should be setting the standard for how people are treated, not making excuses when they say they've been hurt.
If the publishing industry wants to attract and retain the very best people, it cannot simply talk about wellbeing when it's convenient. It has to foster cultures where people feel valued, supported and safe enough to speak up without fear. That isn't just good leadership. It's essential for the future of our industry.
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Imagine losing your life savings and then you’ve got fucking Wall-E & his mates Gegenpressing you as you try leave
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“Pope Leo is WEAK on crime” You bolt awake in the University of Wittenberg. You are not online. It is 1517. You are Professor Martin Luther and you have changed your mind. The future cannot come to pass. The Church must remain.
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It must be SO hard being one of them "stop calling AFCON mad" ppl. All the effort you put in over a month only to watch This happen. Miserable. Hardest job on the planet
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It was evidently unlawful, but like a lot of illiberal legislation, the point of it was to intimidate for just long enough that the crisis would pass.
Palestine Action ban under terrorism laws ruled unlawful by UK's High Court but remains in place for now bbc.in/4rSVT9q
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Episode 6 of the new #WindhamCampbellPrizes x @lithub Podcast series is out now!
Speaking with Director of the Windham-Campbell Prizes Michael Kelleher (@pblossomhwy ), Anthony V. Capildeo explores An Interesting Detail, Kimberly Campanello’s poetry collection confronting our shared, layered past and its knotty relationship to the present.
Listen to the full episode now: link.chtbl.com/wcpodcast
I'm begging everyone who hasn't yet to read this book. The premise, about a man living in an infinite house, is terrifically inventive, and it goes in a direction you don't expect. No other living author writes with such a keen sense of horror & beauty. The book of the decade.
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The winner of Publisher of the Year (sponsored by @worldofbookshq) is @BloomsburyBooks ✨
“You can feel the energy and passion in everything it does," said the judges #Nibbies #BritishBookAwards
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Women's Prize@WomensPrize26 Mar 2025
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It’s time – the 2025 #WomensPrize for Non-Fiction shortlist is here! In different ways, this shortlist exemplifies the irrepressible spirit of humanity and nature, and the capacity of both to reinvent in the face of adversity. Learn more here: youtu.be/ON6V0qaktkg
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🚨 📚 Get 25% off some of the most exciting books of the year! Until Monday at midnight @Waterstones are offering this discount when you use the promo code PREORDER25 at checkout. Don’t miss out! #WPreorder
Here are the Bloomsbury titles involved (mega thread) 👇
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Happiest of publications to Rosie Andrew's #ThePuzzleWood which is out now in paperback and with a gorgeous new cover! 🤩




































