In honor of Dolly and her commitment to getting books to kids, tell me about a book you read as a child that changed your life. I’ll start: so many, but tonight maybe I’ll say A WRINKLE IN TIME, a book that taught me anger wasn’t wrong.

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Winter's Tale by Mark Helprin. The exuberance of the writing, the depth of love in every line, the way it sees our world as bigger and more beautiful than we believe it to be, knocked me out when I was 19 and stays with me to this day. #BookSky #WritingCommunity

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A Winters Tale by Mark Helprin Middlemarch by George Eliot Little Women by Louisa May Alcott Gravity’s Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon (bc it would keep me busy trying to understand it) War and Peace by Tolstoy because it’s long. And it would keep me busy sorting out the characters by names and nicknames

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If you want to support their extraordinary efforts, welcoming in a Trojan horse built by American tech oligarchs with a barely-hidden agenda of destroying socialised healthcare & democracy in general ain’t the way to do it. We need Palintir out of our NHS. goodlawproject.org/streeting-re...

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I’m standing there right with you on this. It really is quite difficult. And we have to find some time to carve out to find other ways to do what we really REALLY want to do. Let’s stay in touch so we cans share tips. Feel more determined after our convo, so thankful you!

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