
editor and writer. co-author of wild card: let the tarot tell your story, with @booksbybluebird.
Cambridge, England
Joined July 2011
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Fiona Lensvelt retweeted
'In June, when the jewel climbs up
highest in the year into the heavens,
brightest of stars...
At that time the fairest of lights
likes to gaze longer upon the earth,
to move more slowly across the meadows.'
Anglo-Saxon writers on the summer solstice: aclerkofoxford.blogspot.com/…
Fabulous piece on life behind the deaths - confessions of an obituaries editor by Nigel Farndale @TimesObits thetimes.com/culture/tv-radi…
Fiona Lensvelt retweeted
🚨 The first episode of 'Your History', a new weekly podcast from @thetimes, is out now 🚨
We look back on the lives of President Ebrahim Raisi and Commander 'Sharkey' Ward. You can listen to/follow the podcast here: podfollow.com/your-history
Congratulations @RebekahPierre92 you absolute star!
Fiona Lensvelt retweeted
Looking forward to the Launch of #FiveLoavesOnFridays on Friday at @foundlingmuseum in Bloomsbury. I will be the MC with the editor! Proud to have my story in this anthology of care experienced authors.
2 years in the making
1 book
1 editor. @rebekahPierre92
100 authors
Happy publication day to @RebekahPierre92 and all the writers who have contributed to the brilliant anthology Free Loaves on Fridays: The Care System As Told By People Who Actually Get It, with contributions from @lemnsissay @SallyBayley1 @kirstycapes and many more
So proud of @deathtospinach for this fabulous review of Keanu Reeves Is Not In Love With You in @washingtonpost @jounwin washingtonpost.com/books/202…
"Quant dreamt of yet shorter hemlines..." a wonderful, fun obit of Mary Quant, "the high priestess of the Sixties" @TimesObits thetimes.co.uk/article/dame-…
Fiona Lensvelt retweeted
An Irish literary archive treat for #StPatricksDay
Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney encounters an ancient and mysterious pagan statue on Boa Island in Lough Erne and imagines what the old gods in Ireland were like, before the arrival of St Patrick.
Ulster in Focus: The Loughsiders, 1972
Irish poet Seamus Heaney explores the islands of Lough Erne in Northern Ireland. The enigmatic two-faced stone statue on Boa Island offers a glimpse into the pre-Christian world of ancient Ireland.
Fiona Lensvelt retweeted
I am extremely pleased to announce the Martha Mills prize: an award for young writers launched by London Review Bookshop. **Please retweet** - as a new prize we are keen to spread the word. theguardian.com/books/2023/m…
Jen and I cannot wait to interview Juno Dawson by reading her tarot cards live on stage at @TheBathFestival this May! You can book here: bathfestivals.org.uk/the-bat… @litwitchure
FULL LINEUP REVEALED! 📢
50+ Venues 🏦
130+ Events 💥
200+ Writers and Artists 📚🎶
It makes us SO happy to share with you the programme for #TheBathFestival 2023! 🤩
General booking opens 17 March, in the meantime check out the FULL lineup here ➡bit.ly/3kPbbiH
Fiona Lensvelt retweeted
"I never did, & never will, meet an undeserving child. But today, the state has proved itself an undeserving parent"
One last share in case you missed it. My thoughts on the #carereview in this week's @guardian.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Fiona Lensvelt retweeted
For the @guardian, I wrote about the government's stingy response to the care review.
Since when did 'love' become a euphemism for cheap? Children deserve so much better than this paltry offering.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
I’ve admired @jenniferagg’s writing for a long time - here she is in @TimesMagazine on pregnancy after multiple miscarriages: thetimes.co.uk/article/im-pr… and her book Life, Almost: Miscarriage, Misconceptions and a Search for Answers from the Brink of Motherhood is out next month
My dream evening: books, cats and @rhiannonlucyc at @WaterstonesCamb (and what a display on the signing table - the work of Dr Amy Crawford 🐈)
I reviewed @MichaelRosenYes’s Getting Better for @GuardianBooks, a book about living and surviving. Rosen talks about many things, including confronting his mortality in 2020 when he contracted Covid, and the death of his son Eddie, aged 18, from meningitis @EburyPublishing
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