Literary twitterati: from hand-drawn spreadsheets to hay

Our weekly round-up of tweets from the book world

The time Alistair MacLeod won the IMPAC @DublinLitAward and danced a Cape Breton reel on the carpet of Dublin Castle: http://t.co/j5INuY34DO

RT @openculture How J.K. Rowling Plotted Harry Potter with a Hand-Drawn Spreadsheet http://t.co/b4bf5BuFFE pic.twitter.com/ZjtGxXvIbm

In my version of US vs Belgium, both lose. pic.twitter.com/Lti33nIDH9

Paxo on Great Britain's Great War at Kells on Friday: https://t.co/PXFXcGfYMZ pic.twitter.com/abI4559gga

Great article on how to handle book promo from @libranwriter http://t.co/1ySU3qRaC6 #amwriting

Poem of the Day: Paula Meehan's "The Pattern" http://t.co/ojVnvrMBHS

I keep getting Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson mixed up. Is it possible they are the same person? Has anyone ever seen them together?

Heading off to the @wcorklitfest in a week's time. Nick Laird and I reading at Bantry Library, Tues 8th July at 17:00 http://t.co/31T0I01UWW

Read a short story from Dermot Healy, 'Along the Lines', from our book, 'Silver Threads of Hope', via @sineadgleeson http://t.co/XwNduCzNFA

"It was the place where Max got his head stuck in a cake pan" Lovely LETTER FROM THE ARCHIVE: NORA EPHRON'S APARTMENT http://t.co/mmFxV3tpl1