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Cool news out of this weekend’s Box Office: Annie Baker’s Janet Planet has hit 11 weeks at the top of the charts on its way to 7 billion dollars. Well deserved

A brilliant and clever review of sam sax's YR DEAD🐐in The Observer. Huge thanks to Miriam Balanescu for this careful reading of the novel. What a piece! theguardian.com/books/article/…

Another thoughtful review of YR DEAD! 'Lays bare the deep loneliness of living in the digital age; how others shape us; and how, out of the ashes of catastrophe (and despite the world’s ills), humanity shows through the cracks. There is hope.' theguardian.com/books/article/…

I reviewed Sam Sax’s Yr Dead for Observer New Review, one of this year’s most exciting debuts - out now from Daunt Books theguardian.com/books/article/…

considering that I don’t even live in London, pretty chuffed with my hit rate for spotting famous people on the tube - last month Richard Gadd, and today Daryl McCormack (!)

Anne Rice being a trans ally. The wizard lady could never.

Book PRs, what’s the best new literary fiction coming out between October and December? (There seems to be a tonne of reprints and first-time translations of older books - which is great - but looking specifically for new fiction by contemporary writers)

So…. who wrote the quotes? 👀

I liked Cuckoo. A film/premise that leaves some of its finer details a little overlooked, but Dan Stevens and Hunter Schafer are excellent. Also found a lot of the scares genuinely scary - and intrigued by the sapphic subtext of the whole thing

COOPER HOFFMAN GREGG ARAKI?

neighbours’ estate agent sent a drone over their house today during an inspection (presumably to take aerial view pics). Pls tell me this isn’t a thing?

me praying for Queer in the LFF lineup

No shit theguardian.com/inequality/art…

i-D is back!!!

adding my voice to the chorus saying go see Red Rooms - a skin-crawlingly compelling, disturbing but often also uncomfortably funny look at the darker sides of the internet in all its guises

got VERY good seats for this evening’s Prima Facie Jodie Comer, Suzie Miller q&a

Yes, and every other Eastern European country

Very hyped for BFI Southbank's just announced Echoes in Time: Korean Films of the Golden Age and New Cinema season, taking place late October to end of December: bfi.org.uk/news/programme…