#Poetry

Lisbeth “It’s Release Day for TVQ!” Campbell

fictionlisbeth

It's my book birthday, and I am going to try again to do an acknowledgments thread. Yesterday's carefully crafted one got eaten, so I will do them as individual tweets

Ali A Olomi

aaolomi

In the writings of medieval Muslim astrologers, Virgo earned a reputation as a sign of the wise. Today known as The Virgin in the zodiac, Virgo had a far more

Olney Magazine

OlneyMagazine

“Narrative” poetry. A thread:Narrative poems don’t have to be “lengthy”. And a long poem certainly doesn’t constitute narrative. Here is a short list of things we feel give rise to

Alex Deane

ajcdeane

This is instalment 13 of #deanehistory. Gavin Ewart was a poet. He was rated highly by Philip Larkin, which I find a pretty infallible recommendation in such things. He wrote

Malcolm Murdock

sigmoidneuron

There's a phenomenon in AI culture and media that once AI succeeds at something, it's no longer AI. This is known as "The AI Effect."As Doug Hofstadter put it: "AI

ಪ್ರಭಾಳ ಮಗ ಈ ಅಲೆಮಾರಿ ಅಯ್ಯಂಗಾರಿ

Sheshapatangi

Born Ram Lal Bhatia in the town of Taunsa Sharif, in Baloch province, Fikr Taunsvi left for the cosmopolitan city of Lahore in the 1930s. Here he worked with various

Kristen Kurtis

kristenkurtis

Been thinking about "Fetch the Bolt Cutters" since I played it for yesterday's moment of #XPzeN. Really, I've been thinking about it since Fiona finally gave us the album in

Truda⧖💖

gertrudelele

zǝǝʇɐ Netflix teen drama au thread-ficDisclaimers: mentions of trauma, smoking, questioning sexuality.Setting: Around 4 am, the sun's about to rise. Big city rooftop. *ɓunoʎooM. Outside presents the cheerful happy loud

Peter Kalmus

ClimateHuman

Here are a few of the most impactful climate books I've read. First up: "Less is More" by @jasonhickel. Yes, we CAN organize society around human thriving instead of further

Libro.fm

librofm

Thread of best books of 2020 lists! This year has been challenging to say the least, but there certainly was no shortage of great literature. We love yearly wrap-ups,

Diana Gabaldon

Writer_DG

Yeah, I do. (Had the same problem with my Ph.D. dissertation.) You Write Anyway, is what it comes down to --but what I did was to start keeping a

Michaela Joffe

joffeorama

y'know how archaeologists only relatively recently learned that a lot of cave paintings were ANIMATED when viewed by campfire? & how cave paintings show a remarkable level of anatomy and

T. Greer

Scholars_Stage

Sinology/Chinese intellectual history twitter, tell me if the book I am looking for exists, and if it doesn't, the closest thing to it. Scholars of Western thought see years 1870-1950

Dan Kois

dankois

This was a weird year! I ended up taking about a quarter of 2020 off for family leave, dealing with kids and online school, etc. But I still wrote a

Joanne Harris

Joannechocolat

Okay, let's do this one. Follow #TenThingsAboutDistance to collect them all!https://twitter.com/bronwengwriter/status/1345711317320134657 1. One of the most important stages of editing a manuscript (and following editorial notes) is get

Crazy Ivar

ehutchinson1513

Everybody freaking out about recent events needs to be aware of something, and I'm going to say it very slowly so that the Peddlers of Prophetic Critique can understand. (And

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