
SFF writer/reader. Tea addict. Medievalist. Womanist. Punk. Pan aro ace. She/her. Editorial Production Manager @NEJMCatalyst Organizer @NewEnglandAces
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Joined January 2012
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To all aces and aros out there - I hope you're spending today doing something joyous, and/or with joyous people. And if not, I hope you take care of yourselves. Take the time and space for the healing you need. Today, you deserve it. 🖤🤍💜
#InternationalAsexualityDay
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Coming out with a new book in March 2023! Please check it out ( and possibly pre-order)!!!💜🖤🤍
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I don’t think Harper Collins understands the sheer amount of ill will they’re generating among authors and agents. Everyone I talk to is fully disgusted and supports @hcpunion
HarperCollins Addresses Stalled Union Negotiations, Union Responds pwne.ws/3FxNfYI
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HarperCollins has just informed its employees that they're feeling the pain of our strike and missing their striking workers—by expediting requests for temp hires. Guess our labor truly is necessary 🤷#hcponstrike
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The Locus Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign is live, and we have some EXCELLENT prizes for our donors. Please make your donation today to help make this campaign a success, and keep Locus alive in 2023!
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Breaking news: Judge Florence Pan has ruled in favor of the DOJ and has blocked PRH’s purchase of Simon & Schuster
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Check out this list of queer books coming in Fall 2022 from @autostraddle, featuring @tazmuir, @HironEnnes, @AAhairsto, @NghiVoWriting, @freyamarske, @clpolk, & @isaac_fellman!
autostraddle.com/queer-books…
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the two reading moods are (1) getting a new book and deciding to read it straight away, and (2) getting a new book and deciding to read it within 6 to 7 working years.
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Patreon Subscribers: Register now to play Negocios Infernales this Friday with Carlos Hernandez & C.S.E. Cooney! Our $6 subscribers and above may interact with the players and the game helping to choose their fate or doom them. Not a subscriber? Subscribe!
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Do you want to be a Legend? We're still accepting applications from youth aged 10-17 to have a VIP experience at @chicagoworldcon where you'll have breakfast with me and other AMAZING guests, and learn all about creative careers in writing, art, and more! chicon.org/home/for-members/…
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Hey who wants to read 7,000-ish words about #TheSandman?
This one took a few days, but it was fun as hell: tor.com/2022/08/02/everythin…
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speaking as as a literary agent whose list is entirely BIPOC and queer authors...
absolutely not.
i dont need comparative titles to sell your book and you dont need them to assert your work's place.
please focus on the quality of the book you're writing rather than the comps.
Replying to @GuerillaMemoir
ADDING: For marginalized authors: comps can be harder to find, and that is a problem with publishing’s whiteness, straightness, and non-diversity. However, comps are also a key way to assert your work’s place in the world.
Julia Gilstein retweeted
Hey Twitter family! It’s #DisabilityPrideMonth 🥳🥰
We thought we’d highlight 5 “Must Reads” about Disability Justice, Care and Community — full thread has more + links to purchase 🥰
Learn more via CFM’s Disability Justice Resource Directory: tinyurl.com/cfmdjrd

ALT pink background with purple and pink text that reads “5 Disability Justice Must Reads”. There are 5 books pictured below: the covers of each book is the most common print copy. The books are as follows “1. Claiming Disability: Knowledge & Identity by Simi Linton 2. Feminist Queer Crip by Alison Kafer 3. Brilliant Imperfection: Grappling with Cure by Eli Clare 4. Disability Visibility: 1st person stories from the 21st century by Alice Wong and 5. The Future is Disabled: Prophecies, Love Notes, and Mourning Songs by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha.
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Do you want to know the single way you can make books cheaper/free for people right now?
Call your local municipal/regional politicians and tell them you are a single-issue voter and that issue is LIBRARIES.
Julia Gilstein retweeted
Pirating books and pretending it's some kind of liberatory act is roughly the same as doing a dine & dash at a nice restaurant and thinking you're sticking it to "the man," when actually the waitress will get the cost of your meal docked from her pay.
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Please note we have to manually send the short-story by thank you note, and you may have to wait a couple hours before receiving your story outside of office hours! We are working overtime to make this happen, and are so proud and grateful to have such awesome fans. -Team Tammy
Help me raise money for @WRRAP and receive a short story set in a secret universe I've been tinkering on for decades as your thank-you! Donate what you can, every dollar goes toward helping a person in need receive urgent reproductive care. -Tamora Pierce
gofund.me/4abd440f
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James Patterson says "you don't see many 52-year-old white males" getting writing contracts these days.
This was said in a USA Today interview.
USA Today publishes a bestseller list with 150 entries. The day he was quoted, the following white men are on the bestseller list:
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I said what I meant and I meant what I said!
On the push to ban some children’s books, @levarburton tells #TheView, “I’ll be absolutely candid and honest. It’s embarrassing that we are banning books in this country; in this culture; in this day and age.”
“Read the books they’re banning. That’s where the good stuff is!”



























