Anna Vaught - no dms please x Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Now into royal books? King James's Daemonologie -on witchery - is definitely weirder than #Spare Basilikon Doron (governance, divine right of kings and some cracking domestic metaphor, written for Prince Henry) and the fabulously named (well I think), A Counter-Blaste to Tobacco? https://t.co/YIVy3k5zXU

Anna Vaught - no dms please x

Now into royal books? King James's Daemonologie -on witchery - is definitely weirder than #Spare Basilikon Doron (governance, divine right of kings and some cracking domestic metaphor, written for Prince Henry) and the fabulously named (well I think), A Counter-Blaste to Tobacco? https://t.co/YIVy3k5zXU

Anna Vaught - no dms please x

Now into royal books? King James's Daemonologie -on witchery - is definitely weirder than #Spare Basilikon Doron (governance, divine right of kings and some cracking domestic metaphor, written for Prince Henry) and the fabulously named (well I think), A Counter-Blaste to Tobacco? https://t.co/YIVy3k5zXU

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By the end of 2023, loads of teaching, 8 books, (more news coming🔥), started a lit prize, major columns, applying for PhD using my books: I can assure you: I AM EPICALLY SHIT AT COMPETITIONS, trying to get funding, the lot. TOTAL DISASTER. Also IMPOSTER SYNDROME. Tits to that https://t.co/UgOJ4dGFo8

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The title is taken from Dylan Thomas’s ‘Fern Hill’, if we can allow something from Carmarthenshire in a book rooted in Pembrokeshire. I chose it because of the paradox; green and dying; singing and enchained: I feel that tension is at the heart of this book...and everything! https://t.co/5YhcgXyxlL

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Currently reading A Bad Decade for Good People - the debut novel @joebedford_uk @parthianbooks & it’s really compelling. 2016 -clouds gather; we’re in Brighton. It’s at once psychologically thrilling and fast paced with a meditative heart: what can we tolerate, how can we love? https://t.co/JMYq5VQX2N

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@ChrisDavidGill At the moment, my heart belongs to Look Homeward, Angel. Thomas Wolfe

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This September I offer you a ground-breaking book. A global first THE FIRST NOVEL about zebra on the Daugleddau estuary* You can pre-order @renardpress https://t.co/HBPMMPL8Sm *also contains otters, ambergris, silver in the estuarine mud, a hint of mermaid & so much more

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In next year's novel, The Zebra & Lord Jones, @renardpress, Lord Jones does not know about love. He 'only knew what love was not.' I took that notion and ran with it for a collection of essays, tentatively titled Rise Heart (from George Herbert's poem 'Easter'). I'm enjoying it! https://t.co/GSsPfhSLl7

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I'll be honest. I felt like Saving Lucia flew under a lot of radars; a strange and tricksy book, full of James Joyce and Beckett pun and pastiche (mostly Finnegans Wake). It came out right at first lockdown. But it's finding niches and is used in universites - a huge thrill https://t.co/tApvdUGDFd