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Scott F. Jones, PhD

ecophiliajones

New paper @JEcology We quantify the ball-and-cup #Resilience model for a #SaltMarsh, use acute disturbance and chronic stress to reveal alternative states (#Mudflat), then we map those states across the

Elizabeth le Roux

MegaFaunaMe

http://rdcu.be/ca2pT 1/7 The gender-based conclusions/recommendations of this paper are not supported by the study results, and despite the incredibly damaging message, and peer reviews raising red flags @NatureComms still chose to

Max Edwards

OneChapterMore

I cannot speak highly enough about @neevkm's wonderful newsletter about money and publishing. If you work in publishing, or want to work in publishing, or an author, or are even

Shay/Shahara 💙💜

Shahara_Wade

Just some thoughts on OOC in fanfiction. I understand people are eager to read fic about their faves exactly as they were in the book/show etc but OOC is such

Tobias Hohl

tmhohl71

1/n The ID service @sloan_kettering reports in @naturemed on determinants of #COVID19 severity in 423 symptomatic cancer patients treated at our institution. What did we find?https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0979-0 2/n Overall, 40

Ebony Elizabeth Thomas

Ebonyteach

Academic journal editor here. It’s our job to read, interpret & then write to the article author advising them about how to revise. (One past editor taught us at the

Seanan McGuire

seananmcguire

So here is a thing that I feel arrogant just typing, but I've been watching it for ten years, and it's real: when you're a convention guest, people want to

Andrew

thebookdad

I've seen a bunch of discussions today about how reviews are for reader's and tbh that's not completely true. Imho, reviews are for EVERYONE. Follow me on this...(1/8)#Read #Review #BookTwitter

Saundra Mitchell

SaundraMitchell

Per the discussion about how wealth improves your chances of becoming an author and staying an author, watch any documentary about children's ballet schools. The kids that are "too late"

Gwyntaglaw

Gwyntaglaw

This tweet was of course a way for me to lower my expectations about as far as they could go. And it kind of worked. I enjoyed Tenet, more or

Angry Staff Officer

pptsapper

So, I'm reading this military history book, and no, I won't tell you the name of it or the author because that wouldn't be polite, but as I'm reading I

Tara Gilbert ✨ Literary Agent

Literary_Tara

Should you query a new agent? #amquerying Have you ever applied for a job that you really, really wanted, but you were turned down because "you didn't have experience," but

Maria Napolitano

maria_regina39

so this article is basically an ad, but that doesn't mean the criticisms of amazon/audible are invalid.https://twitter.com/librofm/status/1287833557784649728 exclusivity with amazon/kindle/audible can be rewarding or productive for an a

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lordmuzan

[Review: The Beast Must Die][Thread]This story actually have real forensic facts & elements.1. Mention of Locard's PrincipleIt was a pleasant surprised to come across this principle in this BL Locard's

Laurel Cremant / Snark Maven

LaurelCremant

I remember my first ereader. It was a Sony with a carmel leather case gifted to me by my now husband. I remember purchasing my first ebooks and not blinking

gee⁷, who is openly Black (they/them)

burnonblackhome

There are no less than 16 million knockoffs of The Hunger Games. Most just filed off the serial number and gave Katniss a new wig and it was considered good

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