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  1. New music review up at @culturerevival - 'Bill HIcks' by @thefoxes http://bit.ly/7D9oAA
  2. @nextread A couple of crime (or sort-of-crime) books Rupture by Simon Lelic, and Random by Craig Robertson
  3. Yay, more new books in the post! Just the thing to take the edge off this weather...
  4. @davidmbarnett Apparently there is a name called "Scroggie" http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx/scroggie-family-crest.htm
  5. RT @Gollancz: 'If the book we are reading doesn't shake us awake like a blow to the skull, why bother reading it in the first place?' Fr ...
  6. @dexterity97 You're welcome!
  7. Santa in a Strange Land #HeinleinChristmas
  8. Rt @dexterity97 Made in Britain: Prologue: http://wp.me/pJaCf-87
  9. The Door into Summer (in the southern hemisphere) #HeinleinChristmas
  10. RT @booksellercrow Open 30 secs. Phone rings. 'Those books that were being delivered today, have they arrived?' [I used to be like that.]
  11. @vintagebooks Um... no, can't think of anything more important than that.
  12. Morning Twitter, is it Wednesday yet?
  13. @tsauthor Can't tell you much more, as I missed the fourth and fifth. Thought the third was more ordinary, but the sixth is also good.
  14. @tsauthor Certainly is! But I think it works because they adapted the idea of superpowers so completely to the setting.
  15. @tsauthor What do you think of the show? I found it a lot more enjoyable than I was expecting.
  16. @tsauthor Which one?
  17. @arrroberts That or the town in Kent, perhaps.
  18. @crimeficreader Worst mis-shelving I've ever seen was an epic fantasy novel topping the "non-fiction bestsellers" in Smith's.
  19. @crimeficreader Actually, it was a supermarket... (I woudl never dream of buying books there, honest!)
  20. Seen today in a shop: Jasper Fforde's The Eyre Affair shelved under children's fiction...