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editor šŸ§šŸ“š • big fan of parkrun, learning languages, and long train journeys • I just really really like taking photos

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This is harrowing and brilliant and I wouldn’t be at all surprised if it wins the Booker on Monday. It’s set in 1980s Kingston, Jamaica, where eight gay men have gathered to rehearse a play, in a society where their sexuality puts them at risk. And the risk is real, because they are attacked by a violent mob, leaving one of them dead and the others broken, physically and emotionally. It is unflinching and confronting and difficult, but it’s also exuberant and funny in places, and the voices are so incredibly strong. It’s not the kind of book you read to enjoy, but you read it to be engrossed, to be shocked and saddened, and to think about for a long time afterwards. #thedisappearers #marlonjames #bookerprize #bookstagram 07 Nov 2026 Gorgeous gorgeous Nusfjord! We walked for nearly three hours to get here - along an ā€˜easy’ coastal path with a very Norwegian level of scrambling! - but this cafe at the end was such a treat. Waffles made good fuel for the walk back! #nusfjord #lofoten #norway #placesilove #visitnorway 04 Nov 2026 I didn’t think I was that interested in trying to read the Booker longlist but I’ve found myself increasingly drawn to it over the last few weeks - even though the shortlist has been out for a while! I wasn’t really sure what to make of this one, but it’s grown on me the more I’ve thought about it. It’s very stylishly written, with an almost Christmas Carol-like existential reckoning with a spirit, and lots to say about the grey (or not so grey) areas around cancellation and crossing lines. It’s also got an ending which is so ridiculous you just have to admire it. I’m not sure I loved it, but it was bold and interesting and much richer than its deceptively short length suggests. #helenofnowhere #bookerprize #bookstagram 02 Nov 2026 Brief interlude from Norway photos because London is at its very best at this time of year šŸŽƒ #halloween #autumninlondon #placesilove 01 Nov 2026 I liked this, although maybe not to the heights of passion that I know some people felt for this novel. I thought Switzy did a very clever job of showing the narrator’s crumbling grasp on lucidity as he moves - literally - towards the end of his life; the strange paradox of seizing control while feeling like control is slipping away; the regrets and memories and blurriness. I thought its take on wealth and social status was particularly interesting: it was a bold choice for Cline to write from the perspective of a wealthy old man with a high-flying career behind him, and one which worked really well. I found it intelligent and moving, but I also somehow wasn’t as surprised by it as I hoped I would be. It was a worthy member of the Booker longlist (and has one of the best covers of the year) #bookstagram #switzy #emmacline 30 Oct 2026 Norway sucks? Shithouse country? Sure. #lofoten #reine #placesilove #norway #norge 28 Oct 2026 Read this on holiday and really enjoyed it - not just because it was the first time in ages (ever?) that I read something for pleasure on my kindle, the device I normally think of as an extra work machine. Emma Straub is so good at a sprawling, maximalist family drama, following characters along their own disparate threads and letting them converge in ways that feel serendipitous and joyful. It’s about parenting and siblinghood, but also about friendship and coming of age, and there was something almost Gilmore Girls-esque about its small town setting and what it allowed its characters to become. #bookstagram #alladultshere #emmastraub 27 Oct 2026 Lofoten part 1: SvolvƦr, HenningsvƦr, Haukland Beach and down towards Ramberg. Heaven! #lofoten #norway #placesilove #autumn 25 Oct 2026 I LOVED this! #TheWreck is a graphic novel which is both beautifully written and sublimely drawn: there is so much sensitivity, humanity, and feeling in every one of these images. It’s a story of two couples and the betrayal that breaks them, but it’s also one of the best novels I’ve read about intimate female friendship and how we perceive ourselves and each other. I adored it. I want to go back to the beginning and read it again. @lizzy_stewart you are a marvel! ✨ #bookstagram 24 Oct 2026 This is what getting the train from Stockholm to Narvik looks like: waking up in Boden, crossing the Arctic circle while you sip your morning coffee, arriving in the north of Norway in time for lunch. I love this journey so much. I hope I’ll do it many more times. #narvik #arcticcircle #flightfree #placesilove #arctic 23 Oct 2026 I was completely enthralled and charmed by this! I loved Chloe Benjamin’s previous novel, The Immortalists, and this one delivered on all the same notes, using speculative fiction to push us to consider very real ideas. In this story - which begins on an Antarctic research station and takes us to a parallel universe where time runs backwards - I didn’t fully buy the alternate world, and there were several logical threads that came undone the more you pulled on them. But I also didn’t mind at all: it was so transportive, and so powerful, with so much to say about grief and regret and second chances, and I was very happy to suspend my disbelief and lose myself in the story. It reminded me of Wild Dark Shore, which is a real vote of confidence! #bookstagram #understory #chloebenjamin 21 Oct 2026 VĆ„rt Ƥlskade Stockholm 🄹 #stockholm #placesilove #theprettycities #honeymoon 19 Oct 2026

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