#Readers

Kyle Boddy

drivelinebases

The most important thing I realized about writing blog posts and articles is that it doesn't really matter what your readership is from a total number perspective - it matters

Irina 🇷🇺🏳️‍🌈

groushevaia

Do people not understand the labor behind an article? First you have to get a total stranger to trust you and open up about your topic, which often, is difficult

Jeɳɳα Kαss 𓅫

JennaKassArt

**PAID OPPORTUNITY**Hello! Are you a sensitivity/authenticity reader? Do you know anyone who is a sensitivity authenticity reader? IF SO please reply or DM your email address and areas of focus!

Jared Shurin 🦖

straycarnivore

Is there such a thing as far-Right ‘literature’? – https://aeon.co/essays/is-there-such-a-thing-as-far-right-literature via @aeonmag This is very good - although, with the exception of The Matrix, there's no mention of SF. (Which

Well shit. What are y’all doin’?

katrinajax

it's now all of a sudden offensive. and to my actual point, because I'm tired and getting a lil stir crazy a particular publisher has been churning out some super

Dan Rose

DanRose999

In 2004 I got the opportunity to work with Jeff Bezos to develop the original Kindle. It was Amazon’s first foray into hardware and I learned a ton from my

miller watson godwin

MillerGodwin

[conversation that stemmed from teaching English in secondary schools]We are anxiously awaiting the next Young Adult series mega-hitWe still hasn’t gotten a series with the same level of impact like

The Secret Barrister

BarristerSecret

Gutter journalism. #FakeLaw. 1. This man was not “handed £400k”. This is a lie. That was the overall cost of legal aid in his criminal and immigration proceedings. This is

KJ Charles

kj_charles

Twitter absolutely sells books. In particular, it sells:--ebooks (instant gratification)--reasonably priced books (low cost experimenting) --books to voracious readers who want lots of recs--books to people looking for something specific/hard

Anna Fifield

annafifield

I just closed this door for the last time — and closed the door on 20 years of reporting abroad. It’s been such a privilege to work for the @WashingtonPost

Tim Hogan

TimInHonolulu

1. Case Name: Giuffre v. MaxwellCase Number:1:15-cv-07433-LAPORDER: "In light of the Court of Appeals' mandate affirming this Court's July 23, 2020 order (dkt. no. 1126), the parties shall, as soon

Carol Black

cblack__

THREAD: The Elephant in the Reading RoomIn a recent piece on dyslexia, a well-known cognitive scientist states that “we know that (dyslexia) is not simply a delay, a product of

Ludovica Gazzè

LudoGazze

I read great applied JMPs on interesting & timely topics.Here's some writing advice from better scholars/writers than me. Advice I still struggle to follow.Once you have a draft, you've done

elumish

elumish

I think we need to talk more about ethics and responsibility as fiction authors. It's a lot more complicated than journalistic ethics because we're not trying to tell the truth,

Matt DeLong

mattdelong

Readers are probably noticing the lightest Sunday @StarTribune print editions in decades, if not ever. You can count the inserts on one hand, and even those are much thinner than

Sam on hiatus

samhawkewrites

Amazed this needs saying but your $4/month Patreon subscription doesn't entitle you to long passive aggressive emails to the author schooling them on punctuation in their content. You need to