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When I got pregnant, I did not think ahead to the moment 11 years later when I would have to stand on the edge of a football pitch in the pouring rain in December.
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Some posts on what my book CULTURE VULTURES covers. My argument is that the arts are being politicised today to the extent that we are losing sight of the art itself and its intrinsic qualities.
Chapter 5 considers debates around access, "relevance" and elitism.
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'The book is erudite and witty and an easy and informative read. I can highly recommend it.'
Read @EuropeanMag's review of Anxious and Hairy by Judy Wearing.
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"Alexandra Wilson’s Culture Vultures is a diatribe against the attempt to turn the arts into mediocre, unappealing, deplorable shadows of themselves".
(Philip Hensher, The Spectator)
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Lovely comment from a reader on Facebook.
"Very much looking forward to reading this. I enjoyed Alexandra’s previous book, Someone Else’s Music: Opera and the British. She writes with authority, underpinned by careful research, but in a way which is highly readable".
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It's me with Emmeline Pankhurst statue last time i was in Manchester! (should have held arm out straighter & worn a hat). But i am very proud to say i have become a hatless ambassador of the city's small but mighty Pankhurst museum (in advance of my book launch there on Sat). 1/3
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"Wilson skilfully pulls together what the more independent-thinking cultural commentators have been writing for years". Richard Morrison, The Times
CULTURE VULTURES is out tomorrow. If you enjoy the sorts of things I write about here, please do buy a copy! Thank you. /
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We are very pleased to share that @riverrunbooks has announced new Rebecca Wait novel, coming July 2027!
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A stolen painting in the @NationalGallery - which I’ve written about in my new book, A History of Britain in 21 Paintings! Pre-order your copy here! waterstones.com/book/a-histo…
Also, thanks to @SharonHorgan my husband now thinks that Frankfurt Book Fair = naked saunas with men.
If only.
Loved spotting UNKIND by @glosswitch on the new Sharon Horgan series #YOUTH about a middle aged literary agent (close to the bone!).
She’s at #FrankfurtBookFair in this episode.
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Turner in the @NationalGallery - which I’ve written about in my new book, A History of Britain in 21 Paintings. Pre-order your copy here: waterstones.com/book/a-histo…
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and here it is on my kitchen table, in its new suffragette colours with lovely quote from @AliceOKeeffe's review in the Times on the cover
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🖋️VERY pleased to have been asked by fabulous @EthelWrites to write for them: brief was 'women's voices' which made me think back over the 40 or so women I interviewed for my book Sexed (some of them NEW for revised paperback, out from @politybooks this month!):
Breaking off from JR for a moment to bring you latest issue of The Frontline, with a powerful piece by Iryna who lives in Sumy, NE Ukraine; @SusannaRustin on the power of women’s voices and @hollowood_zoe on *that* magnificent speech. Amazing women!
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Delighted that ELEANOR by @history_alice is a @Waterstones paperback of the year!
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Pre-order a copy of The Infectious Mind from Bookshop.org between 23-27 September and save 20% with the code: SEPT20
Every sale supports real independent bookshops across the UK!
@bookshop_org_UK @HoZ_Books @LittleHardman
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📢 well this is lovely: my paperback book launch event at Pankhurst centre in Manchester on Oct 10th is sold-out, so there will be a 2nd session at 3pm. Please come along, i promise interesting discussion, is an honour to speak in this iconic location:
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The house where Lowry lived, which I’ve written about in my book, A History of Britain in 21 Paintings. Order your copy here: waterstones.com/book/a-histo…
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I simply do not understand the now seemingly common view that there is one approved set of views to hold and that one must voice those approved views in public, in the course of one's work, or else. This is chilling.
Follow @Freedom_in_Arts and read my book.
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In defence of Sydney Sweeney!
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