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New blog post up! www.kbannerman.com/page-6/

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Happy World Book Day!

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Is it WORLD BOOK DAY?! Hurray! Let’s talk about books! www.mixcloud.com/cvox/beyond-...

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Celebrate #WorldBookDay with a look at some of the most beautiful and unusual examples from the first 100 years of the “modern” book cover, since the rise of publishers' bindings circa 1820: buff.ly/36aQW24

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post four (4) indie books you recommend 📚💙 (🇨🇦 edition💞🔥)

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This is the first page of this morning’s edition of the Globe and Mail (arguably the English Canadian paper of record) I don’t remember seeing anything like this before

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Just a reminder for tomorrow:

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Me, staring at my screen, knowing that this next scene might change the whole direction of my novel: “Just write it, you coward!!!”

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Silk embroidered fox created by Helen Richman, professional hand embroiderer, based in Somerset, UK #womensart

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Paul Gauguin, Stream in Autumn, 1885

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Vincent van Gogh, Bois de Boulogne with People Walking, 1886. #art Private Collection. Oil on canvas | 46.5 x 38cm.

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Stained glass by Frank Lloyd Wright

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Book Cover of the Day:

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🦋 Art meets activism in the work of María Magdalena Campos-Pons. The Cuban-born artist is known for exploring histories of migration, slavery, and indentured servitude experienced by her Nigerian and Chinese ancestors, commemorating those affected by injustices past and present.

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trying to view positive content

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Sitting #3, acrylic painting on canvas, 24” x 48”, #modernartist #abstract_art #abstractartist #abstractexpressionism #abstract #abstractart #artist #painting #artbrut #outsiderart #artwork #painting #rawart #surrealism #abstractexpressionism #ncartist #contemporarypainting #paintingsforsale

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Two women catch winged hearts in a net, 16th century. From the Petit Livre d’Amour (Little Book of Love) — an ornate bespoke book given by the Lyon-born poet Pierre Salas to his then lover and future wife Marguerite Bullioud: buff.ly/36LPSSg

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Tonight was the last class of my writing workshop at the Cumberland Museum and WOW! We have some spectacularly creative people in this place. It’s been AMAZING!!!!!

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Let’s talk writing! Settings! The little rituals that get the creativity flowing… This was such a fun interview. Thanks Sharon! www.mixcloud.com/cvox/sharon-...

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Never be afraid to write your heart out. To write your ass off. To write until your hands cramp. Because when you look back at the miles of ink behind you you might just have a masterpiece.

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Asking people if they wanna see a cool rock you found is so important, because that’s the best way to know if you should invite them into your blanket fort to look at the Guinness book of world records

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“Reflections ”acrylic painting on canvas, 48” x 48”, #modernartist #abstract_art #abstractartist #abstractexpressionism #abstract #abstractart #artist #painting #artbrut #outsiderart #artwork #painting #rawart #surrealism #abstractexpressionism #ncartist #contemporarypainting #paintingsforsale

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Toronto, 1803 Artist: Arthur Cox, 1840-1917 Medium: Oils Baldwin Collection of Canadiana, Toronto Public Library Notes: Painted in 1876, after a work by Edward Walsh (1756-1832) #FlashbackFriday #1800s #oilpainting #ArtSky #art #artist #skyline #torontohistory #toronto #canada #jeremyhopkin

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In honor of black inventors. #BlackHistoryMonth

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Support your local library !!!!!!!!!!!!

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The view in the swamp. It’s COLD out there, but luckily I have a warm office, a warm blanket, and a warm cup of coffee to keep me comfy while writing. ♥️

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70% of my brain right now is just repeating “war is no time for soft cheezies” over and over again

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acrylic painting on canvas, 36” x 48”. SOLD, Jonathan Summit, please follow me and also share thank you very much. I am new to Bluesky #modernartist #abstract_art #abstractartist #abstractexpressionism . #abstract #art #abstractart #artist #painting #contemporaryart #artwork #modernart

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Just a regular reminder, be punk as fuck

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A really good solid day of working on my next novel, researching facts and writing sentences. I’m now lying on the couch in a brain-weary heap, knowing more about 1920s automobile repair than I ever though possible.

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Frosty close-up.

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The view in the swamp today. Crisp and frosty!

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Any writer who thinks using generative AI for "transitions" and other things that "don't matter" has a fundamental misunderstanding of both the art and craft of writing.

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New dispatch from the island at kimbannerman.substack.com Hurray!

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Hey peeps, congruent with my interests, you, too, can fill out "The Great Viking Survey" (done by a Norwegian institution so this is legit). Basically they are trying to figure out the balance of facts vs misconceptions people have based on modern media portrayals nettskjema.no/a/viking#/pa...

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First they came for the immigrants, and I spoke out, because I’ve read the damn poem before and I know how it ends.

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A full day of researching the places that appear in my next novel, walking through alleyways, feeling the cold wind on my face and eating cupcakes.

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