Those who actually care will be recounting where they were on 9-11. (I was in drama class my senior year… Read more It’s that time of year again
Tag: division
Yes, I committed Twittercide
How many readers actually buy books because they found them on Twitter? I’m about to find out. When I first… Read more Yes, I committed Twittercide
Here we go, George Floyd…
Call it “toxic positivity” (yes this oxymoron now exists), I don’t care. I still believe that truth, justice, love, and… Read more Here we go, George Floyd…
Don’t Tell Me How to Vote
Tomorrow is the big day. Election time a-go. When people get angry about how others vote or who they specifically… Read more Don’t Tell Me How to Vote
10 Tips on Handling Internet Strangers
The internet. Land of the connected. An escape from real-life pressures like deciding which fast food restaurant to destroy our… Read more 10 Tips on Handling Internet Strangers
Perception of Intention
https://asinine.bitbucket.io/topics/articles/2019/editorial/article_32.html I read an article questioning the consequences of considering words “literal weapons.” Not literal as in, figurative, but actual… Read more Perception of Intention
Back
Coming home is always eye opening. Leaving is important. You need to get out and adventure if you’re a writer… Read more Back
Unity Above Division
The current political climate is all about polarization. Black versus white, alt-right against far left, pizza versus tacos. It’s ridiculous.… Read more Unity Above Division
