Remember, it's only AI if it comes from the Aïe region of France; otherwise, it's just sparkling plagiarism.
Posts by Anna Foden
Join us this Wednesday for the next instalment in our Salon series—The Northern Art Workers’ Guild: An Untold Story.
Authors Barry Clark and Richard Fletcher will reveal the story of a community of artists, architects, and makers who shaped Manchester.
🎟️ Book here: bit.ly/4tFn1JX
Simple, direct graphic proclaims "Support These Data Centers: Schools, Libraries, Bookstores.
Ich did not make thys, but Ich wisshe Ich did. Repost yf you are a proud member of the Gen AI Backlash.
It’s official: the UK is rejoining Erasmus! 👏🇪🇺
Great news!
JSTOR now have a free account with an Independent Researcher category. You can access 100 documents per month
www.jstor.org/action/showL...
Sorry to hear that but I hope something much better comes up for you. Good luck.
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The scenes in London now! I get twitchy if I have fewer than 3 boxes on top of the fridge.
You can read one writer’s account of being targeted by one of these scams at stephaniewilliamswrites.substack.com/p/what-every...
Painting of the upper half a ginger and white cat facing left with head tilted upwards sniffing a red and white flower
Atsuko Suwa (諏訪温子), contemporary Japanese painter specializing in Nihonga (traditional Japanese painting) #Womensart
Excellent work!
Well someone likes to come out swinging 👀
1914 poster for a spring exhibition at the Hohenzollern-Kunstgewerbehaus in Berlin. Designed by Julius Klinger.
Great news for lovely Dolly!
Painting of a woodland carpeted with light purple blossoms
Britain is home to almost half of the world’s bluebells, found in ancient or semi-natural woodlands, flowering in April and May. 'Bluebell woods' by contemporary UK painter Susan Entwistle #WomensArt
A crudely made sign stand of bundled bamboo held together with wire, upon which is mounted a roughly made sign of a single piece of wood, painted black, on which someone has crudely written BOOKS with an arrow pointing to the right, in a street somewhere.
When I know it's definitely a trap, but I'm going anyway.
Gorgeous!
Good luck!
Wooden sculpture: an enquiring face looks down from a tall column of stacked books.
The Spirit of Mount TBR wants to know if you _really_ believe you have enough books yet.
Someone said to me, "I'm sorry but I got your book from a library." Nobody should ever apologise for that. You read my book! That's brilliant! I grew up hanging out in libraries and the idea of a world without them fills me with dread. Without libraries, authors, like readers, will only suffer.
Here's a local news write up about the WAC Campaign's submission to the Charter Review - twinned with the usual weak quote from the press office. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
The Librarians are not the enemy. Great piece on this nightmarish conduct @katiedd.bsky.social. I stocked these books in my school library, issuing them with care/ age restrictions too. The librarian was threatened with disciplinary action, labeled a safeguarding risk & resigned. Follow up below.
WHAT AN ABSOLUTE FORCE OF NATURE this woman is. ✊✊
Queen 😂
i did not know they could hatch !
Great tips, and also another example of what AI can't do (for example #5).
I hope the librarian will be supported to take them to a tribunal.
Earlier this month, we broke an investigation into a school in Greater Manchester that labelled its librarian a “safeguarding” risk for a book she stocked.
We can now reveal that the local authority upheld the complaint that destroyed her career⬇️
www.indexoncensorship.org/2026/03/grea...