Gail Doggett
@gail.bsky.social
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Writer, London, Irish. Cackling into my crone era. Always playing catch-up.
I mean, does this mean I'm blogging again?
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Alex North
about 1 year ago
Yeah, it really sucks when other people steal your work, doesnât it?
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Hereâs what going to get me through February, woohoo!
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about 1 year ago
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Joel Morris
about 1 year ago
I canât recommend the weird, almost body-horror gruesomeness of this episode on mincemeat enough, but my biggest takeaway is that Fanny Craddock appears to have perfected an aesthetic that can only be described as âSamurai Thatcherâ.
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Seen at our local Waterstones today - apparently all thrillers/crime with a Walthamstow connection??
#hotbed
about 1 year ago
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Philippa East (Author)
about 1 year ago
Good news! Please share! The Society of Authors (
@societyofauthors.bsky.social
) have put out an official statement calling on celebrities, publishers & agents to properly acknowledge, promote & recompense the expert professional authors (âghostwritersâ & âco-creatorsâ) behind âcelebrity fictionâ. 1/
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Call to acknowledge all writers behind celebrity books - The Society of Authors
The Society of Authors is calling for celebrities, publishers and agents to acknowledge the writers behind celebrity books, particularly for children
https://societyofauthors.org/2024/12/09/call-to-acknowledge-all-writers-behind-celebrity-books/
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Adrian Tchaikovsky
about 1 year ago
Autism and other neurodivergent traits can be socially oroblematic. Being able to explain that your divergent response and behaviour has a cause can defuse tension and offence from people who read the situation as rudeness etc. These weasels appropriating it harms the real community.
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ditchpony
about 1 year ago
Iâm only a failure by human standards. if I was a childrenâs book badger in an apron Iâd be like âwhoa this house is massive, and I own so many cheeses and jams.â
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Kit de Waal
about 1 year ago
Check it out đđ˝
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Small happy dance here after chaotic morning because I get to see
@meemalee.bsky.social
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about 1 year ago
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#kidlit
authors are going to reign supreme, because theyâve done their time in the fiery crucible of school visits
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Chuck Wendig
about 1 year ago
âHowâd the world die? A pack of no-talent tech grifters created a digital artbarf machine to spew endless artbarf and each time the machine threw up it drank more water, destroyed more resources. Nobody wanted it but they did it anyway! Eat your roach paste.â
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New publisher Spines aims to 'disrupt' industry by using AI to publish 8,000 books in 2025 alone
A new publisher has claimed it aims to âdisruptâ the books industry by publishing 8,000 books in 2025 alone using artificial intelligence.
https://www.thebookseller.com/news/new-publisher-spines-aims-to-disrupt-industry-by-using-ai-to-publish-8000-books-in-2025-alone
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Jodie Hodges
about 1 year ago
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Do I think these tech bros care about reading? I do not. Do these tech bros have $16m? They do. Do I think incredible work could be done if even a 20th of that sum were invested in marketing *the act of reading* as an essential wellbeing and self improvement tool. I know it. đ
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New publisher Spines aims to 'disrupt' industry by using AI to publish 8,000 books in 2025 alone
A new publisher has claimed it aims to âdisruptâ the books industry by publishing 8,000 books in 2025 alone using artificial intelligence.
https://www.thebookseller.com/news/new-publisher-spines-aims-to-disrupt-industry-by-using-ai-to-publish-8000-books-in-2025-alone?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Morning%20Briefing
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Head is a cathedral of bees today.
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about 1 year ago
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This is really useful!
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LizzaAiken
about 1 year ago
Stories that stay with you...Joan Aiken's best brought back in this beautiful new edition from
@manderleypress.bsky.social
Find it here:
www.joanaiken.com/books/tales-...
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Bad Atheist
about 1 year ago
Remember that libraries are proof that not every goddamned thing needs to be âfor profit.â
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I keep musing that this app is feeling a bit like early days of âthe other placeâ but back then I was a food blogger and now Iâm making three meals for two kids.
#NotTheSame
about 1 year ago
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Adam Sharp
about 1 year ago
My six favourite European Mr Men character names... 6. Mr Muddle in Spain = Don Confuso 5. Mr Topsy-Turvy in Germany = Herr Kuddelmuddel 4. Mr Bounce in France = Monsieur Bing 3. Mr Dizzy in Portugal = Senhor Bobo 2. Mr Greedy in Sweden = Gubben Glufs Glufs 1. Mr Bump in Norway = Herr Dumpidump
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When the
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fiction starts to properly take over⌠(Writerâs Diary from @urbanwriters)
about 1 year ago
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lukelukeluke
about 2 years ago
Mushrooms turn dead wood into food and medicine which is better than anything any tech start up has ever done
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The teeny weeny mushrooms đ on the hot water bottle!!!
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about 1 year ago
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S J Watson
about 1 year ago
Itâs a man running away. Until itâs a dog.
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Hibernation with crafting - the dream!
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about 1 year ago
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WOOOOHOOOO LETâS MONDAY!!! Too much?
about 1 year ago
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Exactly what Iâm here for:
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Laura
about 1 year ago
Fun medieval fact! The term 'Reply Guy' actually takes its name from Guy de RĂŠplaille, a 12th-century abbot known for his prolific but inconsequential letters to multiple noblewomen
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Ooh this is super useful!
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about 1 year ago
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@traceymathias.bsky.social
how are you, lovely?
about 1 year ago
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This feels like such a wise approach. Starve them of oxygen. Focus on the people I want to hear from.
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Erin Biba
about 1 year ago
We donât have to repeat the mistakes of Twitter by following these outrage farmers when they come here. We can all just agree that these people universally suck and go about our lives without them in it. We donât have to share âthis person who sucks said another thing that sucks.â We can have peace!
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Bloody lovely swim today with the @mammaswim crew.
about 1 year ago
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Roxi Horror đđ¸
about 1 year ago
Life is short. Write that novel. Paint that painting. Try new recipes. Learn black magic. Go into the forest at night. Summon a demon. Earn that demon's trust. Become best friends with it. Brag to everyone else about your new cool demon best friend. Knit that sweater.
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Oh and will also be lurking over at
@bookdoubling.bsky.social
- send me allllll the neurodivergent whizzy brained writersâŚ
about 1 year ago
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Set this account up a v long time ago when it seemed to be just early adopters (and thanks to one of them for the invite, me) and now I come back and youâre all here!! This doesnât bode well for my self-imposed SM ban.
about 1 year ago
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When âDid ye hear who diedâ went online (genuinely find it fascinating)
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about 1 year ago
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New Book Post is the best post. Congratulations AY Chao!
over 2 years ago
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Now Australia and Peppa Pig. Wtf?
almost 3 years ago
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In Bristol for Crimefest (yay) with Eurovision on the telly and it feels like the streams are crossing, current time with my teenage years. (Also: Australia?!)
almost 3 years ago
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God it feels weird to be vaguely optimistic about social media again. Meanwhile, a lovely rainy day in London to hide away from all the regal bullshit.
almost 3 years ago
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