Writer of essays and small weird things. There’s a film called “I’m Not There” about Bob Dylan. But it also kind of describes me, on this platform.
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Joined February 2011
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I really want to read this @ScottLaudati work in progress, so if someone could please give him a temporary home in the desert that would be great 🏜️
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My book of essays is available for preorder from @PressTrident! 3 BotN noms in there, stuff nobody's read. Can't be bad. Appreciate anyone who supports my art, my podcast, my life. Please buy a million copies.
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Cannot wait to dive into this! 🤩
VLAD MAG: ISSUE 9, “SUBURBAN SPUNK,” EDITED BY @dt_robbins, IS OUT NOW! SHARE AND ENJOY! COVER PHOTO: @ant_verdi ❤️
Im just over here patiently waiting for the finalization of @jrostopovich dark comedy, but you can catch a taste of it here! Today!
Read an excerpt from my Heathers inspired dark comedy about disaffected 90s teen culture.
Huge thanks to the awesome @sarpsozdinler, who is both a talented and prolific writer and somehow still finds time to publish tons of cool stuff over at @BulbRegion!
The doubly weird experience of giving a reading with a massive close up of my face (the cover of the publication) behind me 😳
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Issue 13 of More Things out now, my regular round-up of short fiction I have enjoyed (and, some weeks, written).
This week featuring stories by Jon Vilardi, Gideon Leek, Mark Williams, and Carlotta Dale.
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It seems we have an opening for a columnist.
Open to pitches on any topic. A deep unhealthy obsession, or intimate knowledge of/ relationship with the subject a must.
Pitch to Rob:
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My next book is called "Denali, Alaska" and is being published by Trident Press (@PressTrident) out of Boulder, CO. I'm so, so, so excited for this. Preorders open up Oct. 19. I hope every single person on Twitter buys at least 2 copies. And the bots buy more.
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I think putting in the mental effort matters more than word count. Sometimes it can take an hour to write just as many words that it’ll take a third of that time to write tomorrow. Sitting down, doing the work—or even walking round, brainstorming the work—that’s what counts.
So whatever work you have put in today, well done 💕
In addition to be being an amazing writer, @amykdebellis spits mad truth about AI in indie lit 🔥 amydebellis.substack.com/p/t…
My specialty: writing about dark stuff in light ways! 💫 Hope y’all will check out my story in @BurialMagazine today about getting stuck in purgatory while in Baltimore 😉
today in burial: there’s a lightness to this story that i’m frankly straight up jealous of—this is ‘dearly departed’ by @ca5eyj0, a tale about…AWP baltimore? a burial alum even makes an appearance within. if this sounds annoying to you—well, you’re wrong, it rocks. read it 👇👇!
Hiking with a friend today that informed us of the presence of an old doll occupying a bench on a nearby trail. “I’m not kidding, there’s a spider that lives in its mouth,” he said. Apparently his girlfriend took a picture of the doll once, and this is how a horror movie starts.
Great story from James with perfectly timed release! Harvest moon tomorrow 🌕
New story in @trampset.
Sometimes a simple smoke break turns into an occult murder mystery. What can you do?
For novelty socks and Egyptian gods, read “The Harvest.”
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I told @ScottLaudati that I was waiting until he came to Detroit to get this in person. If you have not yet grabbed a copy yourself, DO IT! Devoured in one sitting, so heartbreakingly perfect. Cannot recommend highly enough! 🌈
The more closely I follow this stuff, and hear these alarms, the more I’m inclined to log off the apps and touch grass and write and read in analog form. First thing I write will be a bucket list, bc damn, the end of the decade is THREE YEARS AWAY
The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt. If anything, many executives and senior researchers will couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible - but I hear the same people express fear privately. No other human activity poses this level of danger.