Right, so this is about my story in This Way Lies Madness. With everything else going on I guess priorities were a bit different (also this place is a hellscape). But hey, if horror is your thing, perhaps check this out?
This Way Lies Madness Author Blog Tour: Sayan J. Soselisa's The Dissolution of Self on the Altar of Your Dreams: A Case Study - Jaw-dropping violence, skin-crawling body horror, and quirky dark humour, alongside the quiet, heartbreaking introspections ...
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I have a story in this AND it looks gorgeous? Can't wait for my copy, can't wait to read the other stories.
Beyond & Within: This Way Lies Madness | Anthology Announcement & Contents List - We’re delighted to present the contents list for our upcoming Beyond & Within anthology: This Way Lies Madness. Edited by Lee Murray and Dave Jeffery!
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This is one of the hardest but also one of the most important warnings from the history of Auschwitz coming for us today.
Perpetrators were in fact people who accepted and followed an ideology that made them believe that they were better than others, an ideology that rationalized and promoted hatred & evil. This became part of their everyday lives and their environment.
They were not monsters. They were people: fathers and mothers, husbands and wives, sons and daughters. They had their family joys and problems, their favorite desserts or songs, hobbies or fears. They were people like us. But they also perpetrated horrible things, monstrous things on behalf of the ideology they believed in. Dehumanization of all "others" was a tool that helped them achieve their goal.
The perpetrators thought of themselves as moral people. And this is the scary part of this history. We cannot dehumanize them, as their story and choices are our human warning.
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A guide to practicing gender-neutral pronouns, for well-meaning cis friends and family them.visitlink.me/soBFQd
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LISTEN (rant)
So many of my favorite pieces I've written got 50+ rejections before finding a good home. And those stories tend to be the misfits. Too experimental, too weird, too difficult in subject matter or execution. And you know what? I see writers get disappointed after-
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If you understand that artists are workers, you understand that art is not about having an idea. Art is about doing the labor.
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As authors, we talk about writing every day. But one of the vital aspects is often glossed over: the value of time. A decade+ into my dream of being an author, here are my thin pencil shavings of wisdom about Writing Time. Maybe the solidarity will help someone feel seen. 🧵 1/16
So eager to start writing again this summer! Want to support me and @ClarionWest? Have a look at my fundraiser page: clarionwest.app.neoncrm.com/…
Write-a-thon starts TOMORROW!!! ✨ We are excited for six weeks of writing sprints, classes, Discord shenanigans, fundraising, and more inspiration as you tackle your writing goals! Don't miss out: buff.ly/43tUx9d
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The Titanic sub billionaire rescue mission is entering final hours of hope to find survivors.
Meanwhile in Italy & Greece, search & rescue to save people at sea is criminalised.
Pia Klemp is among those facing jail for rescuing migrants #r4today #FreePia morningstaronline.co.uk/node…
Woah, my first science fiction story, written during @ClarionWest’s Flash Fiction Workshop last summer, is out now! I started reading Nature’s fiction column during my PhD, and am excited to be featured, so go check it out!
Hyperspace. The fastest route between planetary systems. It’s easy. A quick jump and you’re virtually there. At least, you will be as long as you manage to avoid the dangers lurking in the void…
#scifi by @SayanSoos nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Dear friends and colleagues,
This is a call for international conference organizers to think twice before organizing any conference in Western Europe/North America, where many academics from the Global South (GS) need a visa to enter. (1)
After doing fly work for 5 years, I am both horrified and enthralled by this.
Replying to @strangehorizons
"Drosophila and the Beast" is a short story by @bric_a_bryce:
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For the next six weeks, I'll be participating for the Clarion West Write-a-thon 2022 fundraiser - and extremely excited to join their Flash Fiction workshop. Read more: secure.qgiv.com/event/clario…
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i don't know what to do with this information
22°C at 2:22:22 on 22/2/22 in Andújar, Spain 🇪🇸
How can parliamentary politics support activism, and what are the pitfalls? We found some experts to chat about that - come hang out tomorrow, 19:30 CET on YouTube (bit.ly/3v537dY) or Facebook (bit.ly/2PvXV2b).
Tune in this upcoming Tuesday for our BIJ1 International livestream. We will be discussing activism and parliamentary politics with our panel of stellar guests: @wildhuebsch, @guppikb, @KatarMoreira, @sarahas_san. @bmijland and @quinsyg are the hosts.
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“But what will it look like on darker skin?”- A question I’ve often asked myself during my time at medical school
This constant cerebration led me to curate a handbook that presents clinical features on darker skin. I hope this resource shifts the culture of medical education.
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We are online with our #COVID19 @SpaceApps #QuietPlanet project! Great work by @SayanSoos @_poehlmann @bpaassen1 and Zam from the #CovidNeinTeam. Turning data changes during the #pandemic into sound. Check it out! #NASA #SpaceApps
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Excited to get to learn the effects of #COVID19 on our world through space data, and make it visible and audible in the #SpaceAppsChallenge
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Read this, In many emergency settings, have seen the errors of modelling. Only works on short term projections and if the assumptions are filled in by professionals and even then, most of the time we lean too much on models. But it hypes nicely. Read!
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