I keep quiet these days, since my cover was blown. But I thought you might like to know, I wrote an essay for an anthology all about you guys.
Yes, you.
#Pyjarmy
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Could not be more delighted to have been selected for @FictionFeeling’s anthology Better Than IRL - if you ever interacted with me, encouraged me and cheered me on when I was anonymously blogging as an unemployed oddball called @howtobejobless, this piece is a love letter to YOU.
I wonder if this would still happen? People call Twitter a hellsite so often but these strangers (who didn’t know my name or gender) literally kept me afloat during the time I was unemployed.
I’m writing about how in 2013 my anonymous blog @howtobejobless got me a job at the Guardian, and how when it happened people IRL were snide but literally hundreds of online strangers cheered like maniacs. Complete opposite of what I’d come to expect.
I'm writing a book for @unbounders.
It's about death.
It's sad.
It's funny.
And if you pledge for it, I will literally send you a bag of cookies.
Or call you up and rap Alphabet Aerobics.
Or just give you a book.
Most people will probably go for that.
https://t.co/YR16CZrDly
Facebook has just informed me that four years ago today was my first day at the Guardian. I've grown so much.
Though I think I might be wearing the exact same outfit today.
It's Blame Young People For Not Buying A House Day again, folks! Avocado toast is so 2016, this year the everyday-but-a-bit-decadent-sounding thing is... SANDWICHES! https://t.co/AeTjfIMewN
Again with this shit? Editors, you don't have to keep giving headlines to every moron who can't do maths so simple it wouldn't look out of place written in crayon. https://t.co/R6VZYdIlAU
@GraduateFog It's like a series of practical jokes: have experience you can't have, live on money that's less a salary and more a reality show challenge