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Robert Macfarlane
RobGMacfarlane
Barry Lopez passed away yesterday evening, making his last great journey.His work –– graceful, meticulous, ethical, compassionate, from Arctic Dreams to Common Ground to Horizon & far beyond –– shaped
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Sergey Radchenko
DrRadchenko
https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/content-series/atlantic-council-strategy-paper-series/the-longer-telegram/. Have read the new Mister X on China. Problematic. The very first page proclaims that Xi Jinping has "returned to classical Marx
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DR. BROWN-DEAN
KBDPHD
This may not be a popular view, but stop trying to justify your existence to those who will never respect your humanity. A thread... There is a tendency on social
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Seanan McGuire
seananmcguire
Let's talk about today's harsh writing advice: the idea that other writers are your competition. This is a variant on a piece of "known wisdom" that women are fed from
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Kaspars Ozolins
lettlander
THREAD: Subtle wordplay in HebrewsThe author of Hebrews (and, indeed, many New Testament authors) has often been accused of 'mangling' the Old Testament, especially as he quotes from it. This
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Brendan Fraser Crane
bf_crane
Spider-Man 2 livetweet, because all of you are snowed in and need something to live for. 2004, an interesting year, a year of miracles. Red Sox won the world series,
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simon maginn
simonmaginn
It gets odder the more you think about it. A national newspaper columnist, in a national newspaper, writes that, not only does he (in some rather convolute way) blame Corbyn
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Britt Koskella
bkoskella
I’m seeing some push back today that science is science and we shouldn’t attack a paper that presents valid data. Here’s the thing- science is typically (not always) based on
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Paul Matzko
PMatzko
The New York Times article about SlateStarCodex is finally out and it is...bad. There's a lot I could parse, but let me just walk you through one paragraph that is
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Renée
reneekapuku
Black women are routinely erased from public memory and historical narratives of resistance. Here’s a quick thread of Black British Female activists you probably didn’t know about. Olive Morris:Founding
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Wokal Distance
wokal_distance
1/IMPACT NOT INTENT!The idea is that it doesn't matter what you meant to say, all that matters is if someones feelings were hurt.This idea from woke academic literature is destroying
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Anders Corr, Ph.D.
anderscorr
It's odd that @supchinanews focuses on Trump/FG rather than this Chinese professor's admission of Chinese influence at the highest levels of US government.https://twitter.com/supchinanews/status/1336692557930065920 The author, @tian
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Melissa Caruso
melisscaru
Okay, I'm going to do a thread of writing/author things I learned/relearned/noted/etc in 2020! Will add intermittently. (Not going to do 1 per like because I can never keep up,
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Connie Schultz
ConnieSchultz
Writers still release new books, and what a time to be launching our creations into the world. Let's do a thread of books published during the pandemic. Photos and links
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Celeste Ng
pronounced_ing
As a Simpsons fan from way back, I love this thread. But I also love it as a writer, because people will often miss the stuff you obsessed over, but
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the late falter Benjamin
omgghorpad
Today was the final session of our 'Adventures of the Postcolonial' seminar with Aijaz Ahmad. At the end of what (for me) turned out to be one of the most
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