archives and other stories most recently in Digbeth Stories by @floodgatepress Best British Short Stories 2021 @saltpublishing

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The shortlisted books are now with our judging panel… while we wait for the ceremony on 20th February, when the winner will be announced, our interns are enjoying a spot of reading around our beautiful Edge Hill University campus. #edgehilluniversity #shortstoryprize #shortlist
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This is your #saturdaylibrarian reminding you that when you can't think of anything else to do, a great weekend activity is taking your demons and unresolved issues and visiting your local library.
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Anyone know what the super bright object very low in the sky is as the moment? Sirius?
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Cooling towers in photography. Michael Kenna, ‘Ratcliffe Power Station, Study 26, Nottinghamshire, England’. 1986. John Davies, ‘Agecroft Power Station’, 1983. Shirley Baker, ‘Cooling towers through the rooftops’, Salford, 1962. Marc Riboud, Leeds, 1953.
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Happy National Short Story Day everyone x
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Day 19 of #HooklandChristmasTree decoration. Time for modernist ornaments. We take the chain of electrical pylons from box, the silver wires between them pulled tight. Under them we scatter repurposed dolls and action figures into a march of ragged walkers, Children of The Hum.
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Dreamed that all the men at work started inexplicable dressing in the exactly same striped shiny suit and claimed it was coincidence
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Oh my gosh this is so brilliant. Just keeps getting better and better. @FrancesHardinge
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Marionnettes, Masks, and Shadows
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Overheard at the swimming pool. Young child to Mum (in anger), 'You have bats in your soul'. Me in the next cubicle crying with laughter and vowing to use that line
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Jules Verne had happy eyes
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Livi Michael reviews C.D. Rose's (@cdrose_writer) collection Walter Benjamin Stares at the Sea: themanchesterreview.co.uk/?p…
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Project 2025 is too long to read which is why it's great that a bunch of comic book creators got together to show you exactly how scary is stopproject2025comic.org/
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Stars above the city this morning. The bright one above Orion's RT shoulder...Capella?
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Thanks but it's the other shoulder @beatgozon ... And a bit higher. I thought maybe Capella? Or a planet?
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C.D Rose’s Walter Benjamin Stares At The Sea, published by Melville House Publishing.
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