MPub \ @EdinburghUni Alumni \ ENFJ \ She/Her rep'd by @SarahLandis1
Denver/Edinburgh
Joined October 2011
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✨🐁🌿 Some Big News! Coming Spring 2026...
I am so grateful to my brilliant agent Sarah Landis, the amazing rights team @SterlingLordLit , and the crews at @BerkleyPub , @DelReyUK , @harpercollinsIT , and PRH Grupo Editorial for taking a chance on Thistlemarsh (and me!).
I am not active on Twitter/X, so if you would like to keep up with writing news, please find me pretty much everywhere else as @mooreacorrigan
Thank you!
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A small Hallowe'en treat in the form of a next collection preview... This is one of my favourite pieces so far, a pair of satin stays with a slashed, beaded 'wound'. The main design themes so far are gore, poison and witchcraft 🖤
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Johnny Flynn & @RobGMacfarlane's picture book collaboration, ‘The World To Come’, illustrated by Emily Sutton is out today.
“a lyrical journey with a father and son who walk together through an ever-changing landscape and discover a world to come that's filled with hope.”
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“women like us fall into two categories: dragons and fools.
you must make sure they think of you as a dragon”
rip Maggie Smith💔 (1934-2024)
ALT Photo of a young Maggie Smith
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NaNoWriMo Organizers Said It Was Classist and Ableist to Condemn AI. All Hell Broke Loose | @WIRED buff.ly/4g8VXg9
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hot girl summer is over, get ready for goblin king autumn. we’re making crystals with our hands, we’re turning into owls, we’re stealing babies in the hopes of tricking a lady into our kingdom underground.
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Iceland is covered in miniature homes, for these are the home of the alvar: the elves of Iceland. By leaving these homes out and occasionally offerings, they take care of the land spirits and encourage them to in turn take care of the people of Iceland. #FolkloreSunday
ALT A man standing next to three little red homes, dirt on their roofs; the houses come up to his knees and are in the Icelandic plains
