M. Van Ell

Writer of wor(l)ds.
Dreamer of dreams.
Walker of paths that lead skyward.

(header by @HenriPrestes)

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Another #visualessay experiment, this one in @RabbitPoetryAUS about my work visualising the relationship between @MargaretAtwood’s fiction and the real world science it’s based upon. #AcademicTwitter #infovis #sciencecommunication #biotech

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attn The Deadlands authors:

publisher Sean Markey will be at ReaderCon in July, and will be handing out these author pins in person (don't worry if not attending, you'll receive yours with your Year X Collection in time!)

who is planning to go, so we know how many to bring?

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“And honestly? If I had a choice as a child, I have no doubt I would’ve chosen the pagan worship of animal-loving gods and spirits over one man in the sky who demands to be praised and worshipped at all times.” — @katiejgln https://t.co/PvH9sSZtgZ

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Till Death Do Us Part

by Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943)

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Milk & droogs & Ludwig van

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Not all storytellers need words.

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THANK YOU EVERYONE!

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Akseli Gallen-Kallela

“The Lovers”

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By Roberto Ferri

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Art friends (and not-art friends), we call upon you to help us decorate the halls of social media to celebrate The Festival of the Deadlands, where we ponder the mysteries of life & death (and also 100 pounds of candy corn). Welcome to the Festival! #FOTD22

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Some of my recent photos

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Kid rushing into parents' bedroom at night

Normal: "I had a nightmare! Can I stay with you, pls?"

Me: "I had a nightmare! The plot was pretty cliché-ridden to be honest, the pacing abysmal, but I'll give it a 3/5 just for the sympathetic protagonist."

#WritingCommmunity

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“Grief”

Oskar Zwintscher

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