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The People's Union USA, a grassroots group, is calling on Americans to join a national boycott by not shopping for 24 hours on Friday.

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Congratulations to @amberwrites88.bsky.social on the sale of AN AUCTION OF SOULS! #TeamTriada #BookSky

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It's the fact your characters act like they live in that world that makes it real, not the worldbuilding.

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Announcing new deals for Amber Chen, ND Stevenson, Steve Sheinkin + more

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Gratitudes: Day 575 • 100% cotton clothing • water • lotion

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I see skies of grey And clouds of grey The grey blessed day The grey sacred night And I think to myself What a wonderful excuse to make another cup of tea and get cozy with my book.

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So excited to see @peoplemag.bsky.social's cover reveal for COLDWIRE by Chloe Gong! #TeamTriada #BookSky people.com/see-the-cove...

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Congratulations to Lynn D. Jung on the sale of MOTHSBLOOD! #TeamTriada #BookSky

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Congratulations, Lynn! You’re going to be a published author! Friends, this debut is a book you don’t want to miss! Gorgeous and atmospheric writing, fully realized characters, and a gothic uncanniness throughout… Keep your eyes peeled for Fall 2026! #booksky

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🍂 my debut novel, a dark academia adult fantasy about a truly messy woman & alchemy & immortality & BUGS, is out fall 2026 from bloomsbury us!

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Gratitudes: Day 564 • tea with lemon, honey, and a cough drop, to sooth a ruined voice from a night of laughter • building LEGO botanicals with my husband • the warm and cozy feeling I get from watching All Creatures Great & Small

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Good. But it’s not enough. Keep shouting. We should never simply accept this partial effort. We should only accept a full pull back on the freeze, no exceptions! Be vigilant. Keep shouting. Make your voice heard.

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So here’s my thought: I’m not asking anyone to trust these people. I’m not asking you to take them into your hearts. But. My personal plan is when someone tells me this, to tell them that they were lied to, and I’m sorry that happened, and they deserve a better leader.

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I just called my House Rep and Senate and chewed the fuck out of them after reading a script. This is such a huge violation of democracy. Be loud. BE LOUD. Call the Capitol switchboard to be directed to your reps: 202-224-3121 (Thank you to celestepewter for this script)

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Gratitudes: Day 557 • the power and majesty of church organs • tenor solos sung so beautifully they make you weep • naps

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With new threats to libraries & library workers already materializing, we need all library advocates to show up together. United in our advocacy for libraries and everyone we serve, we WILL make a difference. Join us and Show Up #ForOurLibraries. Learn more: www.ala.org/news/2025/01...

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Gratitudes: Day 551 • heat/power • chili • my coven of friends and support network

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The best thing to do today is to turn on your TVs to something else—sports, nature, anything that’s not a news network. This is the best way to tank the ratings/viewership: a TV on, and tuned in to something else. I’ll have Animal Planet on on mute while I go about my day and catch up on reading.

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No, you are mistaken, you do not see me working on a Saturday… 👀👩🏼‍💻

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More and more it feels like the simple act of treating other people decently is a legitimate act of rebellion. Which is ridiculous if you think about it.

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MSWL for 2025 is live! scribblesandwanderlust.com/2024/12/31/m...

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Gratitudes: Day 518 • mince pies • negotiating winter break deals • Christmas markets

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Gratitudes: Day 512 • snowfall • choir / Christmas music • Pinterest (to inspire new recipes! 🥔🍄‍🟫🥣)

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I wanted to share the title of my next book, out in October 2025: THE ISLE IN THE SILVER SEA.

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The gem of a theory that garlic is to cooking as vanilla extract is to baking in that the amount you add to your food is guided by reckless extravagance and utter disregard, verging on mild contempt for the recipe as written.

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Want to use RED in your classroom, library, or book club? The digitial RED discussion guide is now available on my website: www.anniecardi.com/wp-content/u...

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Books make fantastic holiday gifts and you can purchase RED from your favorite local bookstore. bookshop.org/p/books/red-... It's a contemp YA adaptation of THE SCARLET LETTER, centered around grooming and reproductive rights. But it's also about faith, community, music, hope, and speaking up.

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🐭 update: pest control came. He was impressed I managed to get the guy outside. Among his other tasks, the Pest Control Guy awarded Rossetti with a Master Scout honor 😂 “She may not be a mouser, but she’s a great scout! Listen to her!” Good job, Rossetti!

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Rossetti was looking underneath the oven and our furniture this morning with bizarre determination. She started doing this Wednesday night and it resulted in finding a lost toy, so I thought maybe she was hunting for more of that.

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I was so wrapped up in my first day back from break email explosion that I GASPED looking outside just now! It snowed?!!! This blew away the Monday blues!

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A small town in Germany turns its town hall into the 'world's largest' advent calendar each December. It started as a way to boost businesses in the winter, but it's grown to mean much more.

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Gratitudes: Day 500 • handbell rehearsal • Andes mint brownies • Christmas decorations

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Gratitudes: Day 493 • handbell rehearsal • catching up with my aunt • caramel apple crisp

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