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Maggie Stiefvater
mstiefvater
"Well-written" and "deep literature" often hold hands but I don't think they're the same thing at all. The frothiest of rom-coms or thrillers can (and should?) do lovely things with
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Ben Dreyfuss
bendreyfuss
One thing that everyone including my father gets wrong about Jaws is that they all think Jaws killed Ben Gardner. But that’s wrong. Ben Gardner was murdered by Quint, his
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Mr. Gordon
MrAWGordon_
Teams Tip of the Day! A strategy to help monitor pupil's writing on Microsoft Teams and give live feedback (thread). Put together a blank PowerPoint document with the question you
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Taco Bill 🔔🌮
kozierfever
[CW: fandom discourse] This may come off as mean but I have a lot of opinions about the way people, especially Americans, react to content they perceive as problematic. I
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Yet Another Columnist
Sime0nStylites
Woken to the terrible news of John le Carré’s passing. One of the great writer of our time and imho the author of the greatest twentieth century English book, Tinker
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Jules Gill-Peterson
gp_jls
Some thoughts on whiteness and trans genre (ie writing and authorship)...(thread) I was mulling over Preciado’s astonishing claim in An Apartment on Venus that “sex change and migration” are the
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Tom Cho 曹勵善
tom_cho
I was recently asked on Twitter why I feel that "Show, don't tell" was poor writing advice that had been given to me. I figured it might be helpful to
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Tessa Dare
TessaDare
I keep thinking about this and how it brings home for me one of the reasons I love writing historical romance. (I feel a thread coming on) Most (not all)
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Dr. Holly Walters (a.k.a Left Field Notes)
Manigarm
This is its own kind of journalistic genre now, and it's a problem.A big problem. (And a thread)https://theconversation.com/academics-can-change-the-world-if-they-stop-talking-only-to-their-peers-55713?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=
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EMerican Horror Story
mmmlysaght
One of the most useful metrics I've developed for revising as an agent isnt "is this good" (which is largely useless beyond the point of coherence because all my authors
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Julie Chernov Hwang
Julie_C_Hwang
Hey all. I want to do a quick thread abt reviewing journal articles. I'm writing this as a former managing editor & as someone who routinely participates in the peer
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Paulette Kennedy is only halfway here
etteluap74
My hopefully non-reductive thread about writing and patience: I truly feel like patience is the best virtue a writer can have. It starts at the ground level—during the planning of
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Khristina Williams (Founder, Girls Talk Sports TV)
Khristina2334
This morning, @WNBA players are standing in solidarity with two high school student-athletes from American Heritage School (Delray Boca) in Florida, after the institution suspended a game yesterday because they
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@mrsampullan
MrSamPullan
Earlier on I promised a few snippets from @MaryMyatt's The Curriculum: Gallimaufry to Coherence. Here goes. My main takeaways were that curricula should seek to do less, better; that assessment
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BryndenBFish
BryndenBFish
Maybe this will help people understand writing a novel. I started writing THE CAUTIONER'S TALE in 2009, finishing a first draft of it by 2010. I did an initial rewrite
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Dusty
DustyEvely
Today is National Girls & Women in Sports Day! So here's a thread that I'll be updating throughout the day with some women in sports that I look up to.
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