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  1. RT @invisibooks: Hey! According to Richard Nash, we're a great new publishing company. Watch an interview ... http://bit.ly/65KBd4 about 18 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. Books are back on planes. http://bit.ly/4BuWsc about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
  3. We've been planning something very special for our March issue on Canada's Olympic city. Details soon! about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  4. RT @wornjournal: what happens to unsold clothes? Apparently they just get thrown away... http://bit.ly/7I62wh 1:47 PM Jan 6th from TweetDeck
  5. RT @mondoville: early '60s teen comic book gets the Drawn & Quarterly archive treatment, designed by artist Seth: http://j.mp/4vIMPH 12:47 PM Jan 6th from TweetDeck
  6. Care of the IFOA: VIDEO Walrus Editor John Macfarlane in conversation with Michael Ignatieff http://bit.ly/79sS3p 11:44 AM Jan 6th from TweetDeck
  7. How do we feel about the "Virtual Strip Search"? Anyone had one? http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=2411075 7:21 AM Jan 6th from TweetDeck
  8. @midnighthaircut Bans: not just for shampoo anymore. 3:06 PM Jan 5th from Twitterrific in reply to midnighthaircut
  9. @marisasano Very good question. 2:35 PM Jan 5th from Twitterrific in reply to marisasano
  10. Okay, is the book/mag ban on planes like water in the sense that you can buy it after you go through security and take it on board? 2:26 PM Jan 5th from TweetDeck
  11. @stevenwbeattie The publishing industry. Thinking magazines sold in airports. Huge source of revenue for most newsstand dependent mags. 1:00 PM Jan 5th from TweetDeck in reply to stevenwbeattie
  12. @mondoville Real, non-snark congrats from us. Very much non-snark enjoying your tweets. 11:04 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck in reply to mondoville
  13. RT @zoewhittall: re: The Tuesday essay, he's saying all literary critics are also academics. Not so. Odd? 10:14 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck
  14. RT @booksin140: Lit prize juries need to be eclectic, inspired & inspiring -makes the process (and the choices) more interesting. 10:14 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck
  15. @stevenwbeattie I actually think that if they banned books and magazines on airplanes it would really damage the industry. 10:13 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck in reply to stevenwbeattie
  16. @stevenwbeattie The opinion around these parts is that it won't last. 10:08 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck in reply to stevenwbeattie
  17. RT @emmamwoolley: UGH. RT @lisanjutras: Are books now banned on flights? COME ON. http://bit.ly/8KS6Bb 9:57 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck
  18. RT @globebooks: Why aren't Canada's top literary prizes employing actual literary critics on their juries? http://tinyurl.com/y9wu9va 9:53 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck
  19. RT @npbooks: The (all male) shortlist for The 2010 Charles Taylor announced. Prediction -- a man will win this one: http://bit.ly/8ZaIpZ 8:41 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck
  20. What does everyone think of the Charles Taylor shortlist? http://bit.ly/6A1wzX 8:40 AM Jan 5th from TweetDeck