I’m over and out on Twitter. Just can’t take another second of Elon Musk. You can find me on the also problematic IG and Threads (bonnie_garmus_author). And Six-Thirty occasionally posts on IG (sixthirtythedog). See you on the flip side! 😃❤️

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Huge congratulations to the wonderful Bonnie Garmus for winning the Books Are My Bag Breakthrough Author Award! ⚗️💙💛❤️💚

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Seattle! I’m @ Town Hall tonight with the amazing Bonnie Garmus . Bring *all* your questions, gonna be fun. townhallseattle.org/event/cat-boha…

I was so very lucky to have Vicky Palmer in charge of my UK Lessons in Chemistry ad and marketing campaign. I come from that world and I can say without reservation, she’s the best. I’ll miss her extraordinary talent. ❤️

Thank you, Books are My Bag. I think booksellers walk on water and I deeply appreciate this nomination, but the best part for me is being mentioned in the same sentence with these outstanding authors--Rebecca, Nana, Adjei-Brenyah, and Sheena. Huge honor.

It’s true: I hate okra, eat peanut butter at random moments, and make a pretty good grilled cheese sandwich. I also make and serve Desperation Brownies for dinner. No complaints yet! Thank you BBC Food!

What an honor it was to be on the Royal Science Society Book Prize Committee this year, and what a bumper crop of great science writing we enjoyed. These amazing books made the shortlist. Congratulations to Ed Yong is not here David Quammen Lev Parikian Nicklas Brendborg Roma Agrawal Kate Zernike

Here's what Haruki actually said about writing after forty. I guess it explains why I plop down on the erg (aka rowing machine) every day.

Running a little behind schedule! The Lessons in Chemistry series, adapted from my book of the same name, is coming Oct 13th on Apple TV+. Thanks so much to Brie Larson, cast, and crew for their heart and creativity. ❤️ Apple TV
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Tickets for this free event with Bonnie Garmus & Cari Rosen are going live on Friday at 5pm at tinyurl.com/mubuk24z Bonnie & Cari will be speaking online only on Tuesday 26 September from 7-8pm, UK time, about Bonnie’s book ‘Lessons in Chemistry’. Anne Cater 🇺🇦 Kelly Lacey

Thanks so much to Edinburgh International Book Festival and festival goers for your warm welcome, and very special thanks to Sam Baker who asked the best questions! Loved being here in Edinburgh. ❤️

On HTBS: Irene Hewlett of Leander Club Library has organised a series of talks about rowing books: 7 Sep novelist Bonnie Garmus on Lessons in Chemistry; 9 Nov Gavin Jamieson on Water's Gleaning Gold; 18 Jan 2024 Andy Trotman on Leander's Bicentenary Book. heartheboatsing.com/2023/08/11/lea…

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So lucky to be part of this. Thanks so much to my fellow judges and The Royal Society for this incredible opportunity!

I just signed the The Authors Guild's Open Letter to Generative AI Leaders calling on them to compensate writers fairly for the use of copyrighted materials in their AI programs. Sign here: actionnetwork.org/petitions/auth…

Great to see my book amidst this stellar collection of Parliamentary summer reading. I'm just starting Hitler, Stalin, Mum, and Dad by Daniel Finkelstein. And if you haven't read it yet, Kingsolver's Demon Copperhead HarperCollins is a must-must-must-read.

'Usually as a scientist you want to see your predictions come true. But as a climate scientist, you don't. We're seeing the manifestation of decades of inaction.'

Prof Michael E. Mann on the climate crisis.