Couldn't be more excited to work with editor Elizabeth Mitchell @harperonebooks.bsky.social on this dream project. And thanks to my agent, William Callahan at Inkwell Publishing for getting this going! 2/2

You made your choice, buddy. 🐟 You live with it.

And Garland Allen's 1975 paper about the introduction of Drosophila into biology is essential reading. (If you get a paywall message, go to jstor, and the paper is freely available.) 3/3

www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1...

Woodworth's 1889 paper is a fun read. You can get it for free here: 2/3

www.google.com/books/editio...

#genius

Lol. Saw that first without glasses on, thought it was a umap, got mad, put on glasses, and now i think maybe you've won this little competition!

My university does this! They have pop-up writing sessions with dedicated rooms and coffee and snacks. Anyone who wants to can drop in and write with other people who are writing.

Never! I do, however, write in one coffee shop until i need a break and then go to another coffee shop....where i start writing again. The details don't matter, what matters is that your find a way to get the writing in, day in, day out.

wingful

Well done! And i'll totally buy you that drink! I don't get to Heidelberg often, but maybe we can at the @socdevbio.bsky.social next summer in Las Vegas?
anyway, I owe you!

Close! But this one's a bit later.

And i'll buy a drink for the first trainee to correctly identify the source of this bitchin' schematic of how stem cells work.