#Readers

Fellow authors, creatives... do you think it's wise to tweet your policital opinions using your author/creative twitter account, or should you keep politics out of your creative timeline? Do you
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❝ πš› 𝚘 𝚜 𝚎́ 𝚏 𝚊 πš— 𝚏 πš’ 𝚌 𝚜 πš› 𝚎 𝚌 𝚘 πš– πš– 𝚎 πš— 𝚍 𝚊 𝚝 πš’ 𝚘
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If you are reading this, please remember that sometime in the not too distant future as long as things go the way they are supposed to and if everything transpires
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As per usual I should be doing work, but I'm here shouting about HQ!! again. Since the anime is coming towards the end of the Ballboy arc, I reread the
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The other day I mentioned that I think we should spend less time teaching kids to spot persuasive techniques and more time teaching them to spot arguments & flaws in
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Good Thread on the whole NYT cell phone data thing...https://twitter.com/iowahawkblog/status/1247124877473177600 Of course, this thread is only for those who may be interested in accuracy....which very clearly daily readers of the
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Somewhat random Ao3 advice thread:1) Rate your fic. It helps you pick up visibility, and fics without a rating tend to get overlooked because people search for either explicit or
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Twitter threads are the new blogs.Over the last 5 weeks, I've 32x my Twitter following posting a thread a day.These 15 learnings will help your threads go viral 1.
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A nazi account @ commissioneris adeptly avoids Twitter censure. He says 'holotales' to joke about the Shoah - Twitter won't notice. He doesn't says Jews. Uses pics of charedim or
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One of the things I see people perpetually getting wrong about the aims of various genre categories: science fiction, whatever it’s pretensions, does not do well at predicting the future.
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For #EarthDay2021 , we wanted to take a minute to speak about systemic racism and how it impacts urban biodiversity. An August 2020 paper in Science found that racism and
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1. Because it's not possible for you to do it authentically since you lack the lived experience. No matter how researched your story is, readers can tell your story is
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I want to share some thoughts on deciphering bias and its implications while reading critically. This is important & personal to me, as a teacher. Bias is unfarily presenting an
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A lot of people on here today lamenting the fact that the death figure for yesterday isn't the main headline everywhere ..... 1/11 Those making this point seem to come
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Florida hospital update: Another 1300 beds opened up overnight, the hospitals are now almost half-empty. ICU beds flat. Per a reader request, here’s yesterday’s figure for comparison: BTW: As readers
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@ lrt / while numbers provide validation, it shouldn’t be a measure of skill. constantly benchmarking your work against something that fluctuates will only result to a downward spiral that’s
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