Authors with new books published during the pandemic, supporting one another, getting the word out. Books for sale: https://xitter.cf/t.co/ea1oLN5B93.
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Most Famous Short Film of All Time by @tuckerlieberman is now live! Happy book launch day! 🚀 reedsy.com/discovery/book/mo…
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NEW EPISODE! Chatbot vs. Writer: @vauhinivara on the Perils and Possibilities of Artificial Intelligence in conversation with @V_V_G and @Wsterrell.
cc. @lithub @lithubradio @believermag
#AI
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Excited to announce my second book, which exists because JK Rowling broke my heart. She doesn't own magic; we all do. Can't wait to introduce you to Wilder, Quibble, Artemis and Mary Margaret, all of whom are trans and who super don't go to magic school, in March 2025.
ALT Publisher's Marketplace screenshot that reads: "Fiction: Literary. Author of WE ARE WATCHING ELIZA BRIGHT A.E. Osworth's AWAKENED, in which a 30-something gay witch wakes up one morning with magic powers and subsequently charms their way through love, loss, drag brunches, and the gig economy while battling an evil AI along with their newly-adopted chaotic trans coven, to Seema Mahanian at Grand Central, by Ryan Harbage at Fischer-Harbage Agency (world).
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"Above all, [Goldsmith's] work stands as a compelling example of the bodymind; it is proof that an awareness can be simultaneously political, philosophical, and deeply personal." chronicallylit.com/post/read…
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#NBAwards-honored Evette Dionne (@freeblackgirl) talks to @mariskreizman about possibility models, asking for the care that you need, and her new book, WEIGHTLESS. | @lithub
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I too have had a blast on Twitter & have "met" wonderful individuals whom I never would have met without this platform, like the @LockdownLitera2 group of 70+ authors which banded together in the throes of COVID in 2020 and all our book events were canceled.
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Twitter fam: I rly want an in-person book party when Poetics of Wrongness comes out. YRS to write. HARD yrs. Pub date is Feb '23. There's no way, right? How r other ppl (who r still masking etc.) handling these decisions/disappointments?
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I'm so looking forward to interviewing Matthew Quick on 11/20 at @PrincetonPL. Look at his gorgeous new book! I'd love to see you there.
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It’s great to see a review of @lynnsstrong’s new novel in the @BostonGlobe. I learned about Lynn’s writing when we joined a 2020 writers’ group, @LockdownLitera2 #WritingCommunity #newnovel bostonglobe.com/2022/11/03/a…
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Happy 2nd birthday to the INDEX!
Today is a gift 13 years in the making. And it would’ve never happened without the support of family & friends & teachers & editors & students & most especially @sarabandebooks who put it out into this world. Now, scotch, but don’t worry—I’ll be manning the hotline all night.
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Hello! I get to run my favorite writing workshop again. This syllabus was so fun to construct and the class is a joy to run; if you or a poet you know wants space to make new work and get feedback, or is looking for new reading, come thru!
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I wrote about what bookstores meant to me as a newly-arrived New Yorker and how that meaning evolved when I became a first-time author in a pandemic. Shout-out to @booksaremagicbk @vromans @citylit_books @wordbookstores @Booksmith @LockdownLitera2 #22in22 medium.com/moms-dont-have-ti…
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Trump responded this morning by continuing to spread those same lies.
President Biden marked the January 6 anniversary with a scathing speech at the Capitol in which he strongly condemned the violence and said Trump "has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election."
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Jan 6 was many things, but it was also a day infused with religious expression—especially prayer.
I tracked down many of those prayers—from insurrectionists, lawmakers, chaplains, and others.
It turned out to be a powerful, haunting timeline of that day. religionnews.com/2022/01/06/…
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"They're plotting in plain sight & if we can't use the power that we have in this moment that we still have it to pass a bill that defends democracy against gathering serious, impending storms we're going to regret it for generations."
-@davedaley3
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@Tessathon (Tess Taylor) writes a beautiful tribute to #JoanDidion. "Didion, who died on Thursday at the age of 87, knew how to make you see her world ... that your own worlds ... however paradoxical, were urgent, valuable and worth studying." cnn.com/2021/12/24/opinions/…
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Thank you to the @LockdownLitera2 #authors who spoke at yesterday's #bookevent: @chrischiu13, @LeslieStreeter, @aearlyauthor, David Daley, and Brad Fox. You can see and hear them read from their work here: #bookreading #authorevent #pandemicauthors youtu.be/lAIXQThZlng
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Plus got cookies with the @LockdownLitera2 logo from the Yummy Mummy Bakery in Westborough
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@LockdownLitera2 authors at @DiscoverTatnuck. It was so great to meet people in person!!! @chrischiu13 @LeslieStreeter @aearlyauthor, Brad Fox, and David Daley.
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Among the @LockdownLitera2 authors featured at Saturday's 1 p.m. event at Tatnuck Bookseller in Westborough: @chrischiu13 (Christina Chiu), @LeslieStreeter, @davedaley3, @aearlyauthor (Alice C. Early), Brad Fox, and yours truly, the emcee. #bookevent #indiebookstore