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🇪🇪 | Exploring tech, survival, and the cost of climate change. Don't miss new sci-fi release https://nitter.cf/t.co/YwjvStrpeZ

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Joined January 2025
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
For @WIRED, I spoke with Macmillan and PRH staff about AI at the rest of the Big Five. I also spoke with bestselling authors who've gone to "war" with publishers over AI use and are now demanding disclosures and threatening to leave their publishers altogether.
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Replying to @PunchTheEconomy
Maybe “study hard” was never the problem. We were just studying for a world that no longer exists.
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Most interviews with the author are a couch and a box of tissues. Tell us about your childhood. Tell us the dream. Tell us how a sentence will save the planet if we clap hard enough. Your Strange Girl doesn't own that couch. Liudmila Brus writes the Geryon’s Code cycle. Book 1 walked out with five cookies. So book 2 arrived with a problem book 1 created: expectation. 👊🏻Why a chapter stamps the name, the date, and the place before anyone speaks. 👊🏻Why a finished picture sometimes gets a caption. 👊🏻What the other language does when it pushes through a hinge. 👊🏻Where she sits when the map gets thick and the reader blinks. These and more questions will be tackled in an upcoming Strange Girl Q&A with the author. If you want inteviews that will hold the author's hand while asking how writing saved them, or what about pineapple on pizza because the algorithm likes a humanizing snack, you might want to skip this one. We're talking craft here.
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
If you don't know, I share practical encouragement for fellow writers from what I've learned on my path to publishing my novel. I also have had the opportunity to interview several amazing authors in podcast form there too! There's a new kind of episode coming out next week you don't want to miss! youtube.com/@CreativeWriting…
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Replying to @dmtoft
In honour of Halloween, here's a selection of suitably spooky stories, free on Amazon every day this week. #free #Amazon amzn.eu/d/08owp7kh
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Pitchfork stage.
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Charisma is a muscle, you need society to train it.
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Dear writers! Does having your books at bookcrossing sites/libraries raise your visibility?
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"A wealthy person disappears for months and they're “protecting their peace.” Someone struggling does the same and suddenly they're lazy, unreliable, a mess." (Valerie Beliard)
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"I’m so fucking tired of everything being a red flag." (Pelle Martens) #quoteoftheday
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Please support my cover reveal on OCTOBER 31
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A physical #scifi book is always special, #readersofx
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Replying to @_Chemist1
Some people are just expired yogurt with opinions .
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All set up inside the lovely @InnisfilideaLAB in @townofinnisfil For the Writers' Fair 10AM-2PM today! Please stop by and say hi if you're in the area!
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We just hit 300 episodes! Thanks for following us on this journey! Here's to the next 300! 😎#indieauthorpodcast
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Let’s all find a reader today
Good morning and happy Friday everyone! Let's all find a new reader today! Indie authors, sound off! 💪
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
WHEN YOU REALIZE THE BABY BOOM WASN'T JUST SOLDIERS COMING HOME HORNY. It was soldiers coming home to the GI Bill, free college, 0% down home loans, and low interest business loans. It was strong unions. Pensions. A house that cost 2 years of salary. It was confidence that the future was actually going to be better than the present. That's what produced a baby boom. Not romance. Security. You want a higher birth rate now? Give people a future where they know their kids will actually be okay. That's the whole formula. It's not complicated. It's just expensive, and nobody in charge wants to pay for it twice.
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