I want to write a fem-rage horror novel where the protagonist is a serial killer who first steals the sperm of her male victim before killing him. She recruits & trains an army of mad women, and men fear the sight of an approaching woman. (1/2)

1. You can have all the different opinions you want, but when your “opinions” infringe on my rights and the rights of my fellow LGBTQIA+ Americans, BIPOC Americans, and my right as a woman to the same bodily autonomy & free will that men enjoy, then don’t be shocked that the “opinion” that these-1/2

“You block people for having a different political view?”

B****, I block people for things they did in my imagination. You think I won’t block someone for a huge irl f***up? If I could I would block them directly into the Sun.

Every person I know who voted for the Cheeto for “egg prices” ironically owns chickens and ducks and produces their own eggs.

1. The price of eggs doesn’t affect them.
2. They don’t know how tariffs work.
3. They can’t define “Republican” or “Democrat”

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Want to write for Dusted? We’re looking for a one or two music obsessives who can knock some decent sentences together. Email jenpkelly@gmail.com for more information.

Interesting (and in retrospect predictable) differences in the way big academic publishers are approaching this vs Penguin Random House (and soon other trade publishers, I imagine)
www.thebookseller.com/news/penguin...

Thinking about how my writing process isn't so much like carving away peices of lump of marble that don't look like statue as it is making a pile of rocks, removing rocks, adding rocks, throwing in sticks, watching a bear shit on it, divining a shape from mess, then making new pile of rocks: repeat

*sitting down to write the first page of my Great American Novel* The vibes, like the conception, were immaculate.

the way that this newspaper tortures the English language is something to behold

the most dangerous place in the world is standing in between an NYT editor and an active verb with a clear object

I'm reading The Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin now, and the writing is just so, so

I mean

"Have you never thought how danger must surround power as shadow does light?" Is such a banger line and the whole book is like this