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To the two people who found their way to Lit Hub by searching “James Joyce Ulysses rude bits”: welcome.

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"Perhaps the most elusive and yet powerful character in the story is language itself. 'Amy Foster' is a lament of being lost in tongue." @hishamjmatar reconsiders Joseph Conrad's story of exile. https://t.co/9Z9DK4pKjY

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"It is a gift to have a room of one’s own, to paraphrase Virginia Woolf. And great to have somewhere to put all the bits of paper." Louise Kennedy on a sacred writing space. https://t.co/B05pb4MhF7

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"Both the English translation of 'Bambi' and Disney’s animated film, which appeared 14 years later, have done Felix Salten a disservice." https://t.co/Q7VlxycmRo

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"Some animals have become so entwined with their fictional, human-like characters that for many people they’ve become one and the same." @JoWimpenny on the lasting impact of Aesop's fables. https://t.co/b7PNxOcvAm

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"You must remember that this was real. Real hooves, real sparks." Read an excerpt from Claire Vaye Watkins' new novel, "I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness." https://t.co/PxAWdd6WAx

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Though the reminders are painful, she never wants to forget. Reminders of Him is a heartbreaking yet hopeful novel from #1 NYT bestselling author Colleen Hoover with over 60K 5-star reviews. https://t.co/yDYo5EwRYd [sponsored] https://t.co/9MkMg2hH8b

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"As for sins, well, he knows more about them than anyone. Sins get written on the human body like on parchment." Read an excerpt from Olga Tokarczuk's new novel, "The Books of Jacob," translated by @jenniferlcroft. https://lithub.com/the-books-of-jacob/

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This collection offers a unique chance to read [Piketty’s] first drafts on the pressing issues of the day: the seemingly global political lurch rightward, the brutal violence in Ukraine and Gaza, and China’s ascendance.

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“Sally Rooney, who we all knew to be a great novelist, turned out to be a wonderful screenwriter also.” @lennyabrahamson on adapting "Normal People." https://lithub.com/lenny-abrahamson-on-adapting-sally-rooneys-normal-people-for-tv/