bookmarkedone

Book blogger. Chaos bard. Probably a cryptid. Mad tea parties, weird folklore, flower language, & swords.

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In the Event of Twitter's Demise, here is where to find @bookmarkedone (a thread).

(yes, some of these will be a little like riddles because I've been informed the algorithm will silence those trying to escape)
(yes, I had too much fun with this)

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@Bethyo Yep, my bad. XD

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@2ProbablyNever @vintagemapstore 😍!!!

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@2ProbablyNever @oghofer 🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂

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@AbigailFalanga 😆
THE DRAMA
(thank you, Abigail. 🧡)

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@MichaelFKane @rowlands_laws Hi! Author of the post in question here. This is actually a list of short stories celebrating iconic fictional women. Four are from critically acclaimed sources in the SF/F world.

I imagine no. 3 might be the kind of protagonist you’re looking for.

https://t.co/ordVnDq8Xp

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But a granny-aged character isn’t going to make a story an overnight success any more than an ensemble cast or a YA heroine will.

Luckily, you have a curated list.

Featuring internationally-acclaimed authors, a Hugo-winning magazine, and meticulous bookmarkedone reviews. (9/10)

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@MichaelFKane I’m listening. ;)

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@2ProbablyNever 🫂

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@WatcherDamned I need to see Dark Crystal!! :D

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You may have seen this title card making its way around without context or author credit.

Hi! I’m bookmarkedone, author of the blog post. While I’ve got you’re attention, let’s do a little misinformation mythbusting, shall we?☺️

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The lovely @bookmarkedone wrote this blogpost after we specifically requested a list of older womane being awesome in fiction.

I highly recommend checking out her blog

Link comments:

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READ THE BLOGPOST YOU COWARDS

(Link in comments)

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@AbigailFalanga @2ProbablyNever ☺️☺️☺️

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@WatcherDamned @2ProbablyNever :)

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@2ProbablyNever @threnye @PapistWhimsy Someone call for me? ☺️

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Too much reading? Here's what you need to know in one post:
https://t.co/YhmfWL2vVD.

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You may have seen this title card making its way around without context or author credit.

Hi! I’m bookmarkedone, author of the blog post. While I’ve got you’re attention, let’s do a little misinformation mythbusting, shall we?☺️

(1/10)

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This was a very sneaky way to lure me out of my indefinite Twitter hiatus!

I’m off again now. But much love to my Twitter readers—you’re welcome at the blog anytime!

Read good books. Don’t spread misinformation. Be nice in the comments.☺️

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I made this list because every stage of life has beauty and every person has value—young, old, weak, strong, wise, innocent, able-bodied or not. “Granny fiction” encapsulates this, subverting tropes and rejecting stereotypes.

It’s never too late to go on an adventure. (10/10)