The arrival of SECRET KEEPERS, my second book (from @bellepointpress.bsky.social) and first short-story collection. I never dreamed I'd have one book, much less two. Thank you to all its readers, past, present, and future. 💚💙📚
Congrats @ttbrader.bsky.social 🥰🥰
Teresa Tumminello Brader@ttbrader.bsky.social · 2y agoCover reveal for SECRET KEEPERS, my second book (from Belle Point Press) and first short-story collection! Coming March 25, 2025 Now open for preorders: bellepointpress.com/products/sec... #bookbirds #writing #authors #newreleases
Started reading Hotel World by Ali Smith and it's incredible how every so often you can just immediately tell from a book's first chapter that it's going to be the kind of revelatory life-changing read you do so much searching for
New from Paper Visual Art, Essays on Film. Contributors include Ali Smith, Maggie Armstrong, and Cathy Sweeney.
“her grandfather’s garden, a place she still describes excitedly. I think everything I’m trying to do here is not so much the plants but to see if I can recreate the feelings I’ve experienced in my grandfather’s garden. I can see the expectation put upon the trees and hedges…’ -Alice Vincent
So looking fwd to spring, mainly because of this collection 💚
PRE-ORDER: Secret Keepers
Secret Keepers, by Teresa Tumminello Brader *PRE-ORDER* Forthcoming Publication Date: March 25, 2025 *Pre-orders receive a copy of Prose Series #14 (also by Teresa) or another of your choice--let us k...
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Hiya BlueSky! We've got a cracking special issue on Ali Smith which features an interview with Ali Smith, published in December 2024: c21.openlibhums.org/issue/901/in.... Check it out, if you haven't already had a chance! #AcademicSky #BookSky #Literature #OpenAccess @bacls.bsky.social
www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc... A Novelist Who Looks Into the Dark Ali Smith scrambles plotlines, upends characters, and flouts chronology—while telling propulsively readable stories.
A Novelist Who Looks Into the Dark
Ali Smith scrambles plotlines, upends characters, and flouts chronology—while telling propulsively readable stories.
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podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/a... I adore Ali Smith and this podcast interview is excellent. Enjoy! @acrossthepondbooks.bsky.social
104. Ali Smith,
Podcast Episode · Across the Pond · 2025-02-04 · 42m
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Just as I promised myself to cut back on the book buying, Ali Smith is interviewed on the radio about her book in which people are called 'unverified' and hence can't access anything online. "Information is not the same as having knowledge" she says. The book is inspired by UK library closures.
Ali Smith discusses the authoritarian themes in her new novel 'Gliff'
In Ali Smith's latest novel, "Gliff," a brother and sister befriend a horse in a dystopian future. NPR's Scott Simon explores the issue of authoritarianism with the novelist and playwright.
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“We should be like foresters used to be. Because how does anyone do anything if they’ve lost their bearings, and their bearings are in the machine?” Ali Smith speaks with Anna Russell about her new book, “Gliff.”
Ali Smith’s Playful Dystopia
The author discusses why she has a dumbphone, how to “meet reverses boldly,” and her new novel, “Gliff.”
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#womensheath #menopause truth in #fiction #booksin2025 5/5 so grateful for this spreading of menopause knowledge and very entertaining
And while I'm on the subject of Ali Smith, here's a lovely recent interview with her www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hT3...
Ali Smith: The Waterstones Interview
YouTube video by Waterstones
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I’m excited to be participating in my all-time favorite book fest, the Tennessee Williams Festival, this Friday in New Orleans. My book, LETTING IN AIR AND LIGHT, will be for sale there by Octavia Books. The rest of the weekend, I’ll be attending the fest. Like I said, it’s my favorite.
Thanks to my Dickens Fellowship of New Orleans friends for the LETTING IN AIR AND LIGHT book party! Fun with Prosecco and “Drood.”
My second book event is this weekend! A festival I’ve attended many times, as a reader. It’s always interesting and entertaining.
In our Sept/Oct issue, @ttbrader.bsky.social writes a beautiful literary reflection about her love for Sigrid Undset's Kristin Lavransdatter and what has caused her to "cherish the book as a relic." literarymama.com/articles/dep...
Today is the official release date of #LettingInAirAndLight by our dear @ttbrader.bsky.social We will be reading this for #TTB23 starting November 1st!!!! wp.me/p84ET-8L
Letting in Air and Light
Today is the official release date of Letting in Air and Light. A big thank you to all who pre-ordered! It was fun hearing from everyone when their copies arrived. I appreciate all of the support. ...
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«I ruminate on the difficulty of accommodating an erratic family member while protecting children, …» - Teresa Tumminello Brader. Letting in Air and Light.
A photo from my best friend in Norway reading my essay about my experiences reading Kristin Lavransdatter years before I knew her. 😍 A circling.
Teresa Tumminello Brader@ttbrader.bsky.social · 3y agoAt Literary Mama in Literary Reflections, my essay about a teacher, a book, and of course motherhood: literarymama.com/articles/dep... Big thanks to @paperpills10.bsky.social for asking me to write this, saying she loves my stories, and to @olgaz.bsky.social for encouraging me to submit it.