My tweets

[nwhyte]

• Mon, 13:14: RT @ archer_rs: Mad woman believes complex epidemiological viral infection risks can be eliminated by complaining. https://t.co/FQibIo2W4o
• Mon, 13:14: RT @ thantmyintu: The doors just opened to a very different future. I have a sinking feeling that no one will really be able to control what…
• Mon, 14:27: RT @ bbcdoctorwho: Remembering the Doctor's dear friend, Sarah Jane Smith, played by Elisabeth Sladen, on her birthday 💄 https://t.co/GlKQx9…
• Mon, 15:02: A Soldier in Time: The Nicholas Courtney Memoirs The life of an actor is sketched in sufficient detail that I would give this as a present to any young relative thinking of going on the stage. #nwbooks https://t.co/iYYtoZDP2Y https://t.co/DVpLKfeEjy https://t.co/VaHAEa1UHv
• Mon, 15:24: Oxford Take Off In Russian An unexpected pitfall in Russian is that the spelling is not always phonetic. Sure, compared to English or French it's pretty civilised, but I can't quite forgive the letter г for its treachery. #nwbooks https://t.co/OuA6saCO0x https://t.co/gETwnAaewD https://t.co/mSzOEOKQkK
• Mon, 15:46: The Go-Between, by L.P. Hartley Hartley has some acute observations about the way adults treat children, and each other. The coda, set two generations later, manages to be a satisfactory conclusion. #nwbooks https://t.co/fDM58mVAhn https://t.co/JHJ2ptGOM6 https://t.co/r08k7L1qlU
• Mon, 16:08: A Canticle for Leibowitz, by Walter M. Miller jr The rise and renewed fall of civilisation after a nuclear war. Explores faith, history, tradition, politics, science, and grace; and does it with wry, sympathetic humour. #nwbooks https://t.co/5V00A1gTH8 https://t.co/7WTQkdfVgq https://t.co/ySpsB0ZR2Y
• Mon, 16:30: The Rabbi's Cat vol 2, by Joann Sfar Sfar says in his introduction to the second album that he was trying to write about racism. I'm not sure that he quite succeeded, but he did at least widen his canvas. #nwbooks https://t.co/yH1rEbUzbR https://t.co/xPUVwyRPFX https://t.co/C6PcO5WNaN
• Mon, 16:52: The Colour Of Magic, by Terry Pratchett There are various schools of thought about where to start reading the Discworld books. Back in the day, of course, we had no choice as this was the only one out there! #nwbooks https://t.co/tuOxT1NBCo https://t.co/8ZxAcidN36 https://t.co/Yrk0NN3D6m
• Mon, 17:11: Rather Be The Devil, by Ian Rankin It's another good one. A dubious next generation criminal leader; a 1970s cold case; the micro-geography of Shandwick Place; tension between Rebus and his colleagues. Very satisfying. #nwbooks https://t.co/S4JeviLt2U https://t.co/jG7XHHhNHw https://t.co/9HGGmY8wpc

• Mon, 17:17: RT @ KajaCiglic: @ nwbrux and you should start here.
• Mon, 17:36: Berlin Calling, by Paul Hockenos Great passionate stuff. 1) the alternative music scene in West Berlin, 1970-89; 2) the links of the alternative music scene in East Berlin, with the opposition; 3) the Fall of the Wall. #nwbooks https://t.co/dDEcRHR6Ea https://t.co/B6ZkeoenHx https://t.co/WlUkE6mDVJ
• Mon, 17:58: 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Lost Worlds of 2001 There are not one but two books-of-the-film. 2001: one of Clarke's most passionate books. Lost Worlds: alternate storylines for novel and film. #nwbooks https://t.co/AyT0r20q1Y https://t.co/bKjWgIzPaQ https://t.co/yZrzU9jvU7 https://t.co/izuwiRY4qQ
• Mon, 17:58: RT @ po8crg: If you read Tolkien, Pern and Lankmar and played D&D, then you know what this is parodying and you'll likely enjoy it. If you…
• Mon, 18:47: Into the Ashes, by Lee Murray https://t.co/s2qoekRZei
• Mon, 19:24: RT @ DetlefGuertler: Just a reminder. This could have been today's president of the European Commission - but EU conservatives opted not onc…
• Mon, 19:43: RT @ Mij_Europe: Alex's tweet highlights extent to which UvdL is making v bad decisions &/or being spectacularly poorly advised Either way,…
• Mon, 20:05: RT @ jrmaidment: There's loads of fascinating stuff in Philip Hammond's Brexit interview with @ UKandEU, particularly on Theresa May. But i…
• Mon, 20:05: RT @ jrmaidment: Philip Hammond's assessment of Theresa May's plan for Brexit when she became PM in July 2016 is particularly frank. Basic…
• Mon, 20:06: RT @ jrmaidment: Philip Hammond pulls no punches on Theresa May's early decision to set up DExEU and DIT. He describes it as 'a ludicrous n…

• Mon, 20:06: RT @ jrmaidment: Extent to which the direction on Brexit was fluid in the second half of 2016 is best illustrated by Philip Hammond's anger…
• Mon, 20:06: RT @ jrmaidment: Reading the full interview, it is quite amazing Theresa May and Philip Hammond managed to work together for 3 years. How a…
• Mon, 20:48: RT @ SkyNews: 'Everyone is just really happy to see each other and are enjoying being in the community.' Lockdown has been lifted on the Is…
• Mon, 23:17: Look folks. Let’s really really *not* get excited by *any* news story about *anybody* getting *nominated* for the Nobel Peace Prize. It is easy to get nominated. People with the right to do so include *any* member of *any* national parliament... 1/3
• Tue, 09:30: Whoniversaries 2 February https://t.co/z6jXvdCNrJ
• Tue, 10:45: RT @ BelfastAgmt: Absolutely no one from Belfast was surveyed https://t.co/1nfPZxmjUg
• Tue, 11:48: Just been charged €27 customs on a book delivery. Thank you, Brexiteers. If you voted to leave the EU, you are personally responsible for deterring me from buying books fro the UK again.
• Tue, 11:55: RT @ CarolineGruyter: I live in Norway, which is also outside the customs union, and I have stopped ordering things online from abroad. Sove…