#Book

Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ

sankrant

Algebra (Bijaganita) came from India and was described by Al-Khwarizmi based on translations from Sanskrit. European historians then called him the "inventor of Algebra."In @MeruPrastara's upcoming book from @GarudaPrakashan,

Dalindyebo Shabalala

Dyebo

As a new American citizen (since November 2019, yay!!), I have been thinking a lot about "belonging" and the discourse of, and about, political "polarization". I am about to start

Liz Harrington

realLizUSA

Detroit elections worker: "I was instructed by my supervisor to adjust the mailing date of these absentee ballot packages to be dated earlier than they were actually sent. The supervisor

Alexis Siemon

k_alexis_s

Interested in a publishing career? Here's a list of PAID entry-level publishing fellowships and internships for 2021. If you know of any others, please let me know and I'll add

Jean Pisani-Ferry

pisaniferry

Obama on Trump: « I guess I would not have expected someone who has complete disdain for ordinary people to be able to get attention and then the following from those

Marjorie Ingall

MarjorieIngall

Marjorie Taylor Greene: Bad for the name Marjorie, Bad for America. THIS WOMAN DOES NOT SPEAK FOR THE MARJORIES. A thread. #NotMyMarjorie Marjorie Priceman (1958- ), children’s book author and

Axios

axios

Former Missouri Sen. John Danforth, who mentored Josh Hawley and called him a "once-in-a-generation" candidate, said supporting him "was the biggest mistake I’ve ever made in my life."https://www.axios.com/josh-hawley-

Nikki Usher

nikkiusher

Time to launch @jnelz's fabulous new book, Imagined Audiences: How Journalists Perceive and Pursue the Public - out from the @OUPAcademic series @kreissdaniel run. Here's some amazing insights from this

Bill Sutherland

Bill_Sutherland

I blame lockdown but for some reason decided to cook Babylonian meal from the recipe tablet on the right; at 1750 BCE are the oldest recipes existing. Seemed to go

David Didau

DavidDidau

The following thread sums up my new book, Intelligent Accountability, in 7 tweets... 1. You will never have enough information to make perfect decisions. To improve the odds of making

emotional event horizon

cabbagecomics

this is not a subtweet, i've been thinkingif you submit your comic for a review to any pub, you need to understand what comics journalism aims to do. you also

Trevor Culley

HistoryofPersia

I dont like to hate on any thing about Persia because anything that gets people interested is good, but I have fairly negative feelings toward that book. Nothing I say

SolliVac

vac_sol

With very short notice of deliveries and one of the two vaccines having a shelf life measured in hours not days, we’ve had to be quick on our toes! A

Jess 陈梅玲

thewritinghippo

OMG I ORDERED THE WRONG BOOK CAKE FOR MYSELF. I sent the baker an example photo of a book cake and said I’d send a high res img of

athreya

athreya49

Recently finished reading ‘The Economists’ Hour’ by @BCAppelbaum. It’s a remarkable history of economic policy making. What we also get in the process is a series of fascinating portraits about

Dan listens to the last days of the first days

danlistensto

I'm going to be an idiot and seriously answer a question that was (most likely) only half-serioushttps://twitter.com/selentelechia/status/1326184680538873857 actually there are two questions here and I'll try to answer both of

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