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I've seen some confusion re: my wishlist vs what's on QM. I am generally open to a lot of categories/genres, but that doesn't mean I am *always* open to *everything.* For the most up to date wishlist, see Query Manager. If your genre isn't there, I'm not looking for it right now.
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Hey gang 😎 I have my QM link here for yall and I am about to link it in my profile. I'll be opening up at 12:01 AM Friday the 17th 📚 I hope you'll submit to me 💌 querytracker.net/query/josh_…
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Heads up, querying writers: I'm closing to queries in mid-November and likely won't open again until mid-Feb! #WritingCommunity
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Query Update:
Just a reminder that I'll be opening to queries for a few days at the end of August (opening back up on the 26th) I'm trying out the auto-open/auto-close feature in Query Manager for a couple of months.
Also, a reminder that I'm now accepting YA as well!
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Time to start planning for the 2025 Festival. Save these dates for upcoming pass, package, and ticket sales.
Explore options: sndnc.org/4h3TVyn
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Just a few hours ago, my newest poetry collection (and my last one for a long time) was released into the world, and I’m overwhelmed with gratitude. wonderache has already hit bestseller status in contemporary poetry on Amazon, and I’m so thankful for your support.
#publication #poetry
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Got an unpublished novel? Apply for the 2025 Unpublished Novel Award with @theblcklst! Check out the details here: blcklst.com/programs/2025-un… ✍️ #AmWriting #WritingCommunity #NovelWriters #WritersLife #WritingOpportunity
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Donald Sutherland, the Canadian actor who became a countercultural icon with such films as “The Dirty Dozen,” “MASH,” “Klute” and “Don’t Look Now,” has died. He was 88. bit.ly/4cvROQE
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ATTN: #WritingCommunity.
I'm buying one indie book📚 from Twitter and one from Instagram a month to support indie authors. Month #9!
-Comment a link to buy and a one sentence pitch.
-Must be following to be selected.
-Don't forget to like and share so other writers can pitch me their work!
#WritersLift #ShamelessSelfpromoMonday #writerslife #books #readingcommunity #BookTwitter #authorscommunity #BooksWorthReading #MondayMotivaton
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What it is really like to be an #indieauthor
✅Ups & Downs
✅Challenges of promotion
✅Unexpected obstacles
✅Supporting other #authors
My journey as an office career escapee who followed her dream of #writing #books on my blog⬇️
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BIG speech from Cord Jefferson for Best Adapted Screenplay: “This means the world to me, thank you so much. I’ve been talking a lot about how many people passed on this movie – it’s a plea to acknowledge and recognise that there are so many people out there who want the opportunity that I was given.
"I understand this is a risk-averse industry – but instead of making one $200 million movies, try making ten $20 million movies. The next Scorsese is out there, the next Nolan is out there; they just want a shot.”
#Oscars #Oscars2024
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'American Fiction' secures the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay! Congratulations, Cord Jefferson!
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Congratulations to Justine Triet and Arthur Harari on winning Best Original Screenplay for 'Anatomy of a Fall'! #Oscars
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2023 Creative Arts Emmy Awards: Winners List (Updating Live) msn.com/en-us/tv/emmys/2023-…
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You guys.
My wife's uncle is a major model train buff. He built a 2000sqft train layout over decades and now he wants to retire from the hobby and just give the whole thing away for FREE.
He asked me if I knew anyone...I want to help!
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It’s #NationalCinemaDay! What are you watching? amc.film/3QNM1hP
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“The emotions are sometimes so strong that I work without knowing it. The strokes come like speech.”
— Vincent van Gogh 🥺💙

ALT Verdant green fields roll in undulating waves back alongside a road in this horizontal landscape painting. The fields take up the left and center of the composition and are painted with thick, curling strokes of emerald, pea, and celery green, and corn yellow to suggest grasses and plants. The pale green road runs up along the right edge of the painting, and is layered with strokes and daubs in butter yellow, spring green, and faint blue. The fields and road meet the horizon line about halfway up the canvas, where an aquamarine-blue sky swirling with white and periwinkle-blue clouds fills the top half of the painting.





























