a boricua🇵🇷 who has never met a tangent she wouldn’t follow | on Insta: evascalzo_sla | lit agent @ Speilburg Lit | AALA & SCBWI | she/her/ella | links in bio
Have you met Aven and Ellinore, yet? New York Times bestselling author F.T. Lukens is back with #TheLastBestQuestEver, out now! https://t.co/M4xUOLYnWp
I love the emails from the AI marketers telling me how we have the positioning of a #1 New York Times bestseller wrong and they have the exact solution to fix THE PROBLEM WE DON’T HAVE.
@HerringAli@fade_colors I’d argue that what worked in the past isn’t applicable now because readers’ tastes have changed. Readers don’t have the patience to allow things to unfold too slowly. Part of it is that as a society we’re used to info coming our way quickly. It affects how we see fiction too.
@vickyweberbooks I mean I would caveat this in that sometimes I see other languages used inaccurately. Or as inauthentic depictions of bilingualism. It’s especially obvious when the other language has clearly been Google-translated. Representation is important but it needs to be good.
Estamos viendo -y no por primera vez con el asunto de Bad Bunny y el Súper Bowl- que para la gente MAGA el español no cabe en Estados Unidos. Apunta eso, estadista MAGA.
A study published in the journal Icarus showed the ingredients for water may have been present as early Earth was developing, indicating that the creation of water may be a more common process on planets than previously thought. https://t.co/G5qU3xw23N