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Dr. Ketzer (follows back fiction writers)
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Dr. Ketzer (follows back fiction writers)
@Wisteraverse
Fantasy novelist, cat butler,
scientist, Informatics Ph.D.,
♿neurospicy, polyglot, she/they,
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- They spent more money on administration costs to issue this. It's shameless, inhumane, & cruel.
- Have you ever typed a whole response to someone, perfectly explaining your point & why they're wrong, but then just thought F it and deleted your text without sending it?!
- Say hi, if you're a fiction writer! I follow back all fiction writers #WritingCommunity
- No offense to any agent, but I like this comment someone made on Query Tracker "If you judged LOTR by the first five pages of The Fellowship of the Ring, you'd think it was a story about a short rich guy adopting a cousin who shared his birthday so they could celebrate together."
- Hello? Is there any writer still here? If you're a fiction writer, say hi & introduce your work. I follow back all fiction writers. #WritingCommunity
- What's the point of writing & publishing a good novel if people don't want that kind of books? Wouldn't it better if I could write popular instead of good? These thoughts have been consuming my mind. Please don't give me your "motivational speech", let's be honest for a moment.
- Can't wait until your U.S. election is over, so my feed goes back to the usual cat photos and writer's block lamentations! 🙏
- I just got a form rejection from an agent I really cared about. I know it isn't personal, but it hurts all the same. Then I checked Twitter & realized I lost a follower! #WritingCommunity, I don't want to seem desperate, but it would mean a lot to get another follower.
- Any fellow fiction writers out there I'm not already following?
GIF - No offense, but I'm not trusting any account with less than a thousand followers claiming to be a "Bestselling Author"!
- People think writers' search histories are full of inappropriate topics we research for our stories. But honestly, 90% of it is just questions like "Do ants crawl?" or "What was the cheapest metal in the Victorian era?"
