Literary twitterati: free literature courses and 'legal fiction'

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— Open Culture (@openculture) October 29, 2014

Borges, on hearing that Saul Bellow won the Nobel Prize, remarked, “Never heard of him”. http://t.co/zXCXQP6uNg

— Paul Lynch (@paullynchwriter) October 29, 2014

Wuthering Heights Rehearsal Photos with Tom Canton and Kate Brennan as Heathcliff and Catherine #wutheringheights pic.twitter.com/HQqdFzOfFM

— Gate Theatre (@GateTheatreDub) October 29, 2014

Great books on @royalsociety #WintonPrize for popular #SciBooks shortlist. First chapters: http://t.co/Cz0Mau8Oc7 Find out winner 10 Nov.

— Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) October 29, 2014

On the Headless Horseman throughout literary history http://t.co/eUPDlbGjIo @imjasondiamond #Halloween pic.twitter.com/GvobOQqNwR

— Electric Literature (@ElectricLit) October 29, 2014

Best Dracula film ever @MFAHFilms: Catch Herzog’s Nosferatu the Vampyre http://t.co/QuFZvouEyo pic.twitter.com/XG1dWStYXb" #Halloween

— Martina Devlin (@DevlinMartina) October 28, 2014

RT@DublinTown Amazing street show by @macnasIreland last night in Galway. Tonight it's Dublin for @bramstokerdub 5pm! pic.twitter.com/336jNn8UqB

— Gutter Bookshop (@gutterbookshop) October 27, 2014

Coffee break? Read #DBF2014 interviews with Donal Ryan, Sara Baume, @MrPeterMurphy, @RobDoyle1, to name but a few http://t.co/5aolgH4G0x

— Dublin Book Festival (@DublinBookFest) October 28, 2014

The Evangelical Alliance calls gay marriage a 'legal fiction'. That would be a useful definition of The Bible

— JEANETTE WINTERSON (@Wintersonworld) October 24, 2014