Literary Twitterati: Gone Girl theft and Emily Dickinson tights

Here's what David Fincher's Gone Girl steals from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho: http://t.co/tcdUG3sRu7 pic.twitter.com/dwq5ABuSW4

— Slate (@Slate) October 7, 2014

Are you an Adobe ePub reader? @Adobe's software is spying on you per @thDigitalReader http://t.co/8yfg34gp47

— DearAuthor (@dearauthor) October 7, 2014

I'm mostly a write first, research later kind of guy, but it's amazing how a chat with someone knowledgable can kick a story up the arse.

— Stuart Neville #TheHouseOfAshes (@stuartneville) October 7, 2014

Who will win the Nobel Prize for Literature this Thursday? http://t.co/BiKWeMKQWQ

— The Word Factory (@WordFactoryUK) October 7, 2014

On historical fiction http://t.co/EjBtNdtQD4

— Lia Mills (@libranwriter) October 7, 2014

Lovely interview with Donal Ryan discussing his participation in 'Lines of Vision' (via @DublinBookFest) http://t.co/MQ5DMJJnrz

— National Gallery of Ireland (@NGIreland) October 5, 2014

Cry, foe! Run amok! Fa awry! My wand won’t tolerate this nonsense.

— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) October 6, 2014

If you'rs a fan of #lovehate, we have all of series 1-4 for loan from our libraries "Great day to be alive Franno" pic.twitter.com/iwQFkAghJ6

— dlr Libraries (@DLR_Libraries) October 6, 2014

Enjoy @lenadunham interviewing @judyblume for this weeks @KCRWorganist http://t.co/9CnmEOK0pp pic.twitter.com/BZwCzNUwoj

— KCRW (@kcrw) October 1, 2014