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I wrote a book, please do read it if you're interested in #YA #ReadTheOnePercent #UKYA #reflectingreality #authorsofcolour #inclusivityinPublishing

👋#bookhistory ppl: did you like University of Reading Special Collections and cbcp_UniRdg when you were in attendance of SHARP News #SHARP2024 conference Uni of Reading? Well, you can like us even more & send us expressions of interest for The British Academy competitions detailed in the🧵below⬇️♥️📚

If you are an editor, bookseller, publisher, proofreader, printer, book designer, illustrator, artist, typesetter, book reviewer, publicist, or reader feature in the 2024 African Small Publishers Catalogue. modjajibooks.co.za/be-a-part-of-t… #Africanbookprofessionals

With our SHORTLIST ANNOUNCEMENT landing 📣THURSDAY📣it’s a perfect time to remind ourselves of just some of our recent #LittleRebelsAward Shortlistee Greats. We present to you (banners!): Class of 2023 Class of 2022 Class of 2021

Thanks to Sophie Heywood the link is available for another year. If you missed this, go check it here: youtu.be/h9GGYq3KMF8?si… and learn everything about my multisensory translation project!

"Edward Said...‘the whole history of the Palestinian struggle has to do with the desire to be visible’ (Said 2006: 2). The representation of Palestinians in children’s literature remains contested terrain. Palestinian People in Children’s Books booksforkeeps.co.uk/?p=54398

We are delighted to announce the inaugural event of SAIL Fest! #southasian #inclusivebooks #southasiankidlit #southasianstories #southasianheritagemonth

Very proud 😊of our #nss2024 results! A big shout out to our dedicated staff & to our brilliant students! Onwards and upwards 👆🏼

Congrats to all students on #alevelresultsday2024! Whether you’re celebrating or regrouping, our language department offers support, a vibrant research culture, and an inclusive community. Your journey is just beginning—join us and achieve your dreams! 🎉🤩🌟#LanguageLearning

So excited to see this video! Our Year 10 #languages work experience student Daniel interviewed our 2024 grad Rosa about why she loved studying languages at uni - #Reading #uni #Alevels #clearing #French #Spanish #German #Italian

🎺deadline approaching (15 September)🎺: submit abstracts for special issue on Translating and Publishing Turkish Literature in the Anglosphere Middle Eastern Literatures

I wrote abt the fascinating Paul Winkler for Cécile Cottenet +online dictionary of 'passeurs' who mediated between France and US-American literature (cool project!). Find out how Winkler brought US comics to France - and was hated for bringing Mickey Mouse to the masses.

If you're interested in YA and anthologies, this wee book on YA Anthologies (written by me) is FREE to download for the next 2 weeks: cambridge.org/core/elements/…

New publication! Our own Dr Marrisa’s article on the Publishers Association in Victorian Britain 🇬🇧

It's #WorldKidLitMonth! Today my pick is Martin Blasco, The Darkness of Colours tr by Claire Storey from HopeRoad. Thrilling historical fiction set in Buenos Aires in the 1880s and 1910s - I loved it! hoperoadpublishing.com/the-darkness-o… World Kid Lit: global literature for young people Outside In World

We were VERY excited to welcome Ben Whishaw, Lucian Msamati and the cast of #WaitingforGodot to University of Reading Special Collections to see the Samuel Beckett Collection during rehearsals this summer. Learn more about the world's largest Beckett Collection at rdg.ac/4cYaI2A Waiting For Godot

Next week! Join us to celebrate the launch of Lilija Berzinska’s THE SKELETON IN THE CUPBOARD 💀🌲✨ Thursday 19th September, 6pm (Online) Book your FREE ticket here: buff.ly/3AkjOcs

1 week to go until #EuropeanDayofLanguages on 26 September! Looking for inspiration? Make the most of our free resources for #CreativeTranslation in the classroom! Translation activities: stephen-spender.org/translation-ac… Class projects: stephen-spender.org/class-projects/ #edutwitter #mfltwitterati

Hugely pleased to be involved in the important job of casting more light on working-class female writers. Thanks to SWWDTP Dr Nicola Wilson Simon Rennie Mid Pennine Arts