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Terry Pratchett’s Work

This is a great little post about the late Terry Pratchett’s work and Neil Gaiman even chimes in! Sir Terry Pratchett (1948 – 2015) was…

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Hilarious Notes in Charles Bukowski Book

These tweets about a woman who left hilarious notes in the margins of a used Charles Bukowski book are a wild ride. Charles Bukowski was…

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Representation in Rick Riordan Novels

This is an awesome post about representation in Rick Riordan novels. It’s written in the form of an amusing hypothetical conversation with him. If you’re…

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Women Authors

The responses to this stupid tweet claiming that before J. K. Rowling was published, women authors were unheard of are amazing. This is actually a…

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List of Fantasy Books That Aren’t Centered on War

This is a great list of fantasy books that aren’t centered around war. There’s a ton of great book recommendations here: The Six of Crows…

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Dear Men Writers

This “Dear Men Writers” thread points out common mistakes male writers make when writing female characters. It’s no secret that sometimes male authors describe women…

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Why Michael Crichton Hated Theme Parks

LOL! This post is a wild ride, but ultimately arrives at the reason why Michael Crichton hated theme parks. So this is why he wrote…

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Ways To Improve Writing Skills

This is a great list of five tips to help you improve your writing skills. To sum them up they are read, critique, observe, talk,…

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JRR Tolkien Can Do That

Just because JRR Tolkien can do that, doesn’t mean you can. JRR Tolkien can do that. You are not JRR Tolkien though: Source: sandersstudies

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Of The Author

LOL! David J Prokopetz posted this amusing “of the author” list inspired by “death of the author”. The phrase was first coined by the French…

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