I am beyond ectastic that my personal essay has been published by @Narratively. Check it out, as well as the tons of other amazing stories!
https://t.co/9AX2gv3pHo
@TopCatToby @ThaKidRoc @vrichmd There’s also forty-eight hundred … but, you know.… 4.8 thousand sounds soooo much heavier, especially now in 2 point 0 thousand and 23.
@brettwhite Your piece on #LoveisBlindS3’s Vi-Scene Stealer is about as perfect as transcendental love-making on a rooftop littered with animal gore photographs while Decaying Carcass candles burn nearby. …Maybe even better. Great job! PS: finally, a reason to use this emoji: 😓
@AdkinsMary … had a lot to learn about the law, so I decided to take a break from it and work on a true crime article with an emphasis on the trial. A year later, I’ve discovered so much, I realized it needs to become a full-length non-fiction. So I jumped ships 😱
@AdkinsMary Hi, Mary! I’ve always written mysteries (often with supernatural elements). When quarantine first happened I started working on a new novel about two friends obsessed with true crime who find themselves being charged with murder. The more I worked in it, the more I realized I …
@BrandiPants182 I think we’re pretty similar that, while very empathetic, we have a (slightly) higher bar to be truly horrified by these stories. And since you’ve already covered 3 that I kept meaning to recommend to you, I figured I’d send it your way as soon as I heard it.
5. Apparently, the woman-Shaynna Lauren Sims of Miami
-believed that her husband had cheated on her with
Tabatha Lynch and she wanted retribution which Tabatha
had, up til now, refused.
Source: https://t.co/yIRDxAtvTR
@foodandfriend@Complex That’s one way to look at it. Personally, I became fans of a lot of songs from the 70s and 80s I might not have otherwise gotten into —because they were sampled.
I really need to start posting some of the gems I stumble onto while doing research. This ad is from the Oakland Tribune (California), dated 14 June, 1943. #backhandedfeminism#feminism#wwii#womenofwwii
Thank you so much for the kind words. Funny that today I spoke about this issue with friends and family members but never even thought of my own journey with the word. So many steps forward, yet so many in reverse.