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The flatbread I'm making tonight needs to sit for half an hour and rise, so that seemed the perfect opportunity to post a handful of links that have passed my way recently.
Last Friday, I attended a Zoom book launch for Philip Pullman's new novella, Serpentine, and everyone who attended was given the link to the unlisted Youtube recording. I've embedded it below. It was a bit rambly, and Pullman is definitely verging on 'old man yells at clouds,' but given he's yelling at my clouds (namely: ranting about Brexit and about how awful Priti Patel and the entire UK Home Office are) I kind of forgive him.
In honour of Black Speculative Fiction Month, FIYAH Literary Magazine and Tor.com have collaborated to bring readers a series of free flash fiction by Black authors. It's freely available to read on the Tor.com website.
I am coveting this coat desperately, but it is definitely not my size. I've had my current winter coat since 2004 and it really needs to be retired, but I hate almost all current styles of coats (and in-person clothes shopping), and am finding the whole prospect very frustrating.
Last Friday, I attended a Zoom book launch for Philip Pullman's new novella, Serpentine, and everyone who attended was given the link to the unlisted Youtube recording. I've embedded it below. It was a bit rambly, and Pullman is definitely verging on 'old man yells at clouds,' but given he's yelling at my clouds (namely: ranting about Brexit and about how awful Priti Patel and the entire UK Home Office are) I kind of forgive him.
In honour of Black Speculative Fiction Month, FIYAH Literary Magazine and Tor.com have collaborated to bring readers a series of free flash fiction by Black authors. It's freely available to read on the Tor.com website.
I am coveting this coat desperately, but it is definitely not my size. I've had my current winter coat since 2004 and it really needs to be retired, but I hate almost all current styles of coats (and in-person clothes shopping), and am finding the whole prospect very frustrating.