#Stories

Tyler O'Neil

Tyler2ONeil

It makes sense that those who voted for @realDonaldTrump feel the election was stolen from them. In a very real sense, it was. Yes, there are disturbing reports of election

Daniel is launching on PH 🚀😸

dbustac

Storytelling is one of the most powerful skills you can learn as a writer.Below, you'll find 12 storytelling principles you can use to craft a captivating story.(Inspired by Andrew Stanton,

LL McKinney says pre-order Nubia: Real One

ElleOnWords

Thinking about how publishing purposefully positions Black authors to be in "competition" with each other while simultaneously tying us together so that if they sink one of us, they sink

Tahetoka the Kaiwhakatara (modest rebel)

amscraig

Let me tell you why I have concerns about a Matariki public event:1. Let's start with nationalising an event that wasn't actually celebrated by all whānau. Not all of us

✨Aza?🌫️🌌 (my w and x keys are broken. sry. uvvu)

sazandorable

thinking about how RQ's stories tend to treat/think of character deaths in terms of stories, and the tragic component of whether a story got to play out completely/satisfactorily or not

Maya Forstater

MForstater

"The myth of toxic media coverage" IPSO report on media coverage of transgender issues in the UK is interesting. They looked at 12,000 articles in the 10 year period up

Cat Cosplay 🍂🐈

Cat_Cosplay

I know. It's all wrong. By rights we shouldn't even be here. But we are. It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of

Soledad O'Brien

soledadobrien

Journalists to be: ignore this advice. There are many great opportunities in journalism where you can report accurately what is happening in under-covered communities and do great work and impact

CoffeeStarsBooks ☕

kbeestonewrites

What I don't think they're understanding is the issue isn't just that research does not equate to first hand experience (which it doesn't). The publishing industry has long favoured stories

GABY DUNN 🏳️‍🌈✡️

gabydunn

I sort of think you shouldn’t write/create queer media and then feel weird when people ask if you’re queer?? Or maybe if you’re grappling with it you should refrain from

Ashe

CoveredInAshe

Ok I have a rant about this and I’m going to go on it.https://twitter.com/1mpavidus/status/1356382506614841347 /rant start Stories have so many things in them and symbolism and depth to them is

Sell your ceiling then amigo

rahulastrohl

Two things I believe simultaneously:1) strong local media is crucial to functioning society, even corporate/legacy media outlets2) corporate/legacy outlets are still clinging to a pre-web—and really, pre-TV/radio—version of publishing t

ryan john butcher

ryanjohnbutcher

thank u straight woman for deciding who can and can't tell our stories we are in ur debt this entire 'debate' has been framed in a way that benefits straight

Ebony Elizabeth Thomas

Ebonyteach

We can decide Pottermania was a phenomenon of the turn of the 21st century. It transformed children's publishing & media of the time, etc.Or, we can choose to immortalize Harry

Cheyenne Campbell 🧜🏼‍♀️

chylu

I’ve noticed a discouraging trend lately with the publishing industry’s push for diversity in submissions, based on some recent #amquerying interactions and discussions w/other writers. I’m 100% behind the push

Tom Shapira

tomshaps

Reading a lot of pre-2000's Batman (Shadow of the Bat, Batman Adventures, Dark Knight Detective, Tales of the Batman etc.). I think what makes them work so much better for

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