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📖 «Дневник Бриджит Джонс»
✍️ Хелен Филдинг
⭐️ Оценка: 5/5
Книга рассказывает о молодой незамужней женщине, которая живёт обычной жизнью: работает, встречается с друзьями, переживает из-за отношений и пытается разобраться в себе.
Бриджит ведёт дневник, и именно из него мы узнаём о её жизни, мыслях, переживаниях и забавных ситуациях.
Это очень позитивная и лёгкая книга! 😄 На протяжении всего чтения я постоянно смеялась.
Очень интересная, смешная и уютная книга, которая отлично поднимает настроение. ❤️
Однозначно 5/5! ⭐️
#ДневникБриджитДжонс #ХеленФилдинг #рекомендуюкнигу #романтика #комедия

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‘As the world gets more and more scary, warmth, kindness, values and community are increasingly important’💫

Helen Fielding, the creator of Bridget Jones, joined @bbcnuala on Tuesday to reflect on why, as we celebrate three decades of one of Britain’s most beloved fictional heroines, Gen Z women are finding comfort in her character.

@helenfielding thinks there are similarities between the pressures facing young women today and the themes of authenticity and messiness that made her novels so popular 30 years ago.

Helen also spoke about The Bridget Jones Prize, which she’s just launched with the Newcastle-based charity New Writing North to showcase fresh, funny first-person writing. She told Nuala what she loves about northern humour, and why she’s on the hunt for the next generation of comedy writers from the North of England.

🎧 Listen to the full discussion on @bbcsounds - it’s the Woman’s Hour episode from 20 October.
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#bridgetjones #bridgetjonesdiary #helenfielding #comedywriting #genz

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Mille parole per far ridere.

Helen Fielding, creatrice di Bridget Jones, lancia un premio dedicato alla scrittura comica nei Northern Writers’ Awards.

La sfida: un testo autonomo in prima persona, lungo al massimo mille parole. Possono partecipare autori maggiorenni, inediti e senza agente, residenti nel Nord dell’Inghilterra.

Candidature dal 23 novembre 2026 al 1° febbraio 2027.

Leggi i dettagli su libly.it. Link in bio.

#HelenFielding #BridgetJonesPrize #ScritturaComica #NorthernWritersAwards #PremiLetterari #ScritturaCreativa #Libly

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@helenfielding has launched the Bridget Jones Prize for unpublished and unagented comedy writers based in the North of England, managed by @nwnnewwritingnorth as part of the Northern Writers’ Award.

Read more on our website 🔗

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‘You want the friend that says: ‘You won’t believe what I’ve just done. Get me a glass of wine!’’

The Bridget Jones author Helen Fielding joined @bbcnuala in the Woman’s Hour studio on Tuesday💫

Following her four bestselling books, and being the Executive Producer on all four films, @helenfielding is now launching The Bridget Jones Prize.

It’s for new comedy writers from the North of England and it’s managed by the charity New Writing North, based in Newcastle.

From Yorkshire herself, Helen says she is looking for first-person stand-alone prose, not unlike the diary entries of her famous fictional heroine, which were first published anonymously in The Independent newspaper in 1995.

Helen told Nuala she’s drawn to people who can see the funny side of life, whether that’s in friendship or writing. She also shared a very personal example...😂

You can listen to the full interview on BBC Sounds - it’s the Woman’s Hour episode from 20 October 🎧
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#bridgetjones #bridgetjonesdiary #helenfielding #comedywriting

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✈️ Travelling with children? SAVE this for your next family holiday! 👶🌍

From surviving long-haul flights with babies to the joys of a good kids’ club (and a well-deserved cocktail!), I’ve had some wonderful advice from my Travel Secrets guests over the years on how to make travelling with little ones that bit easier.

And some of their tips are absolute GOLD! ✨

The legendary chef and @therivercafelondon co-founder @ruthierogers believes there’s no such thing as being too young to travel, while Bridget Jones author @helenfielding, whose son took an incredible 24 flights in his first year, has some brilliant tricks for keeping little ones entertained on a plane, from timing their bottles for take-off and landing to wrapping up lots of little presents to keep them amused!

And Irish television presenter @thewhitmore makes a very convincing case for choosing a hotel with a good kids’ club. Preferably one that leaves enough time for a cocktail or two! 🍸

I’ve brought together four of my favourite tips in this Reel, and I’d LOVE to hear yours!

Do watch until the end, as I’m also sharing one of my absolute favourite hotels for a family holiday, which has the most extraordinary kids’ club. I’ve stayed at some wonderful family-friendly hotels over the years, but this one really is something special! And if you’d like my list of favourites, just send me a DM and I’ll share it with you.

Now, parents, I’d love to know: what’s your number one secret for travelling with children? Whether it’s a clever packing trick, a brilliant way to keep them entertained or something you wish you’d known before your first family holiday, please share it in the comments! 👇

And do send this to anyone planning a holiday with little ones! ❤️

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The inimitable @helenfielding launched the Bridget Jones Prize with New Writing North, at an event hosted by the Independent last night.

The Yorkshire-born creator of the era-defining comic character Bridget Jones hopes that the prize will discover a brilliant Northern comedy writer. The prize will become part of our Northern Writers' Awards for the next three years and is for unpublished and unagented comic writing talent.

The winner and one highly commended entrant will be selected on the strength of the funniest 1,000-word piece of first-person stand-alone prose in a nod to Bridget's famous diary entries from the mid-90s.

Fielding hopes to honour the Northern comic tone which inspired her own writing, from comedy legends including Morecambe and Wise, Victoria Wood, Les Dawson, Thora Hird and Alan Bennett.

The prize will open on 23 November but more detail on eligibility is on our website so get thinking about your entry! And as Helen says "this is for the funniest standalone, first-person 1,000 words. If it’s slightly under you won’t be punished. Just DON’T MAKE IT ANY LONGER!”

Photo credit: Joanne Davidson

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How in hell did I end up here again? 🎈#happybdaytome #bridgetjones

Bridget Jones vs Simona

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Frieze Week Artist Dinner at Soho Mews House. Always the most joyous night of the year to bring a bunch of artists together- and we welcomed artists from many houses, from Mumbai to Barcelona and Ibiza to Manchester!!

@sohohouse #sohoarthouse
Thanks to the whole team for delivering such a perfect event, to @lovebirds.studio for the dress of dreams and @kadir_gold for the photos as ever.

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Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001)

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Today in Bookish and Literary History, October 15 📜✨

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💡 Did you know?

⭕ André Breton’s revolutionary *Surrealist Manifesto*, published in 1924, formally launched the surrealist movement by defining it as pure psychic automatism, urging writers and artists to bypass reason and tap directly into the subconscious and dreams.

⭕ Ernest Hemingway’s gritty 1937 novel *To Have and Have Not* follows charter-boat captain Harry Morgan in Key West, Florida, blending economic desperation during the Great Depression with gunrunning and a stark look at moral decay.

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🔗 Check link in bio for complete list of Today in Bookish and Literary History 📝

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#TodayInBookishHistory #october15 #Bookstagram #OTD #OnThisDay

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A few books I’ve read lately 🪷

Hadji Murat by Leo Tolstoy

This had been on my list for over a year and I finally borrowed a copy from a friend.

I wrote my undergraduate thesis about care ethics in A Constellation of Vital Phenomena by Anthony Marra, which takes place during the Second Chechen War and draws inspiration from Tolstoy’s novel. I was pleased to make so connections between the two books. I can’t help but wonder what links I would have drawn had I read the two in chronological order instead, though.

The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love by bell hooks

This book of essays changed the way I look at *everything.* The patriarchy is so ingrained in so many different parts of our lives. bell hooks is absolutely right—we can call it out and say it’s bad, but nothing changes if nothing changes.

We need to include men in these conversations and support them to break patriarchal cycles. It’s not enough to say that there ought to be healthy, productive channels for boys and men to express themselves. We need to identify what those channels are, create and maintain them.

One of my best friends came to visit me in London last week and we stumbled across a bookshop in Angel with these shelves of mystery books outside. Being from Virginia, we were both intrigued by this one…

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