Mary-Kay Wilmers writes like she’s the editor of an august literary magazine. And in fact she is the founder and editor of my favourite magazine, the London Review of Books. She also writes for it sometimes, and this book is a collection of her writing from the magazine. In these pieces, her tone is dispassionate, even when she writes about herself; the end product is “clear as vodka”, as John Lanchester writes in the introduction.
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RT @jhrlnd: As we adjust to being at home inside our bubble with our bubble mates, I think it is important to set some bubble rules. How ab…
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Also, don’t touch *other* people’s faces. twitter.com/IMC_UK/status/1237408628312858624
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Physical distancing +
Social togetherness
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RT @spydergrrl: These are not normal times, and don’t expect that you will be able to carry on as usual.
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Yes! We need physical distance, not social distance. twitter.com/jhrlnd/status/1239814513873932291
Travel restrictions = firebreaks. Let’s not all catch fire at once! thespinoff.co.nz/society/16-03-2020/the-world-is-o…
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