Carwin the Biloquist

What voice was that which lately addressed you?

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

Also, how do you know I didn't start tweeting earlier, in disguise? How'd ya like *that* buttermilk? 🥛

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

Ah, distinctly I remember. Oh wait, I'm getting ahead of myself.

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

It seems just like yesterday. https://t.co/8P358QMyua

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

"Cow! cow! come home! home!"

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

🗣️📢

[CodyK @CodyKnotts]

@Christina5004 @int_mood It is about to be released as a feature film. Charles Brockden Brown's Wieland.

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

🪓 somebody got the axe

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

If WIELAND loses it's not my fault.

[Nate Wolff @proffwolff]

[weird voice from the closet]

DO NOT think about excellent and important novel Iola Leroy. VOTE FOR WIELAND

[Nate Wolff @proffwolff]

Charles Brockden Brown, WIELAND (1798)

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

In the deep glen or the close shade of pines,—
'Tis pleasant to behold the wreaths of smoke
Roll up among the maples of the hill,
Where the shrill sound of youthful voices wakes
The shriller echo, as the clear pure lymph...

#echotwitter #ImDownWithWCB #CBBvsWCB

[Nate Wolff @proffwolff]

don't make me write a _Wieland_ think piece
🗣️ )))))) #BrockdenBrownTwitter

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

What am I, chopped liver?

[Bryan Waterman @_waterman]

My plane-going-down confession that I’ll probably delete in the morning: I was/am @TweetsOfGrass

[MuppetIdeas @MuppetIdeas]

They should make a Muppet version of Wieland: or, The Transformation: An American Tale, published by Charles Brockden Brown in 1798.

[Nate Wolff @proffwolff]

@BrianGlavey sad, another child corrupted by Charles Brockden Brown’s Wieland

[juicy dick salinger @faggificate]

somebody dm me about wieland by charles brockden brown

[Dr. Martha Bayless, PhD @Tenthcentury]

I'm used to 19th-century moralists sneering at novels as cheap sensation and morally corrupt. I laughed at their priggishness, but then I read Charles Brockden Brown's "Wieland" (1798). All of the above, plus appallingly written. Like a festival of poor taste.

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

@thecarie @proffwolff 🤷‍♀️

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

What evidence could possibly suggest conceptions so wild?

[Nate Wolff @proffwolff]

real ones know

[Nate Wolff @proffwolff]

Oh u love weird guys causing havoc by impersonating ppl? allow me to recommend the novel Wieland (1798) by Charles Brockden Brown

[Carwin the Biloquist @TheRealCarwin]

Shh! A little disembodied voice told me it's #MyTwitterAnniversary