A collection of great books for Disability Book Week!

What did I just watch?!

The ADHD experience: ➊ notice something ➋ think “I should do something about that” ➌ forget to do something about it ➍ repeat for the rest of time

Breaking away from microaggressions at work bit.ly/RTViews934 It’s important to recognise what works for you and learn to draw healthy boundaries that help you thrive, shares Sampriti Singha Roy in #RTViews.

The Centre for Memory Studies is delighted to send a delegation of PhD scholars selected to form a panel titled 'Memory and Emergent Identities' at the 2023 Memory Studies Association conference at Newcastle University on 7 July 2023.

I'm clearly in a mood today, so I made a meme to express myself.

The Centre for Memory Studies is delighted to share our panel members’ moments from the MSA conference at Newcastle University and also at IAS Durham University.

A refreshing, appetizing story on #biryani and the art of #craftsmanship for business success by my Freshworks Inc colleague Sampriti S. Roy 👇

Jon Michaud reflects on the disruptive power of the cassette. “Suddenly, anyone with a cheap tape player could record music, sequence it, distribute it, and—perhaps most powerfully—erase it and replace it with something else.” nyer.cm/UXqXUg7

“Good writers are those who keep the language efficient. That is to say, keep it accurate, keep it clear. It doesn't matter whether the good writer wants to be useful, or whether the good writer wants to be harm.” ― Ezra Pound #amwriting #writingcommunity

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“Never start with a clear idea of storyline. Instead, commence blindly, with a vague notion of trying to include a reference to your favourite band, gift shop, or chocolate bar.” ― Alan Martin #amwriting #writingcommunity

The cover for this week’s memoir-themed issue, “Harvest,” by Chris Ware. #NewYorkerCovers

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