#Authors

on hiatus

StorySorcery

Story time: In June 2020, I took part in PitMad and was overwhelmed by the agent requests I received. In the end, I had 3 agent offers. 2 calls went

Chris McCrudden

cmccrudden

It's *so* hard to feel positive about publishing right now.The industry feels like a comfortable space for a small number of cis-white people & anyone else can go fuck themselves.And

David W. Congdon

dwcongdon

If anyone is looking for best practices from a uni press editor, I’m available to answer your questions. Just DM me. In the meantime, here is a brief thread:https://twitter.com/isaacsoon2/status/1337037336970858496 1.

MurrayBlackburnMackenzie

mbmpolicy

This thread from Scottish Affairs notes that a critical response to our 2019 article on policy capture was unilaterally released early by its authors, separately from our right to reply.

Ilya Kashnitsky

ikashnitsky

I have a very strong opinion about this paper that went viral over the weekend. I cooled down a bit since coming across it yesterday and will try to refrain

Dr. Cat Hicks 📈👩🏻‍🔬🦄🏳️‍🌈

grimalkina

I am an *actual* social scientist who has done work on resilience and achievement as opposed to a neuroscientist speculating in flippant simplicity and I have lived through long-term dramatic

in your esteemed work from new house!!

carriecmoney

Things I would change on the ao3 author inbox page if they ever bothered to ask my opinion that wouldn't take much effort at all:-allow authors to filter by fic-also

Paul Nadeau

PaulJNadeau

I know a lot of political scientists and academics in other fields have been yelling "We tried to warn you!!" since the Capitol attack, and this *needs* to be a

Karl Knights

Inadarkwood

The most infuriating finding in my search for disabled children's poets is how often disabled kids outright say, 'I want books that include me.' From the Sixties onwards, there's so

Sarah Pinsker

SarahPinsker

.@dongwon and @ninocipri make great points. How do you find writing community, though? In a non-distanced world, you might be lucky enough (and have time enough, and transportation) to find

Jason Coupet

ProfessaJay

Unpopular opinion: too much work is submitted to Public Administration journals. I'm not a journal editor, so maybe my opinion isn't worth much. But doing these reviews man, like alot

Angie Thomas

angiecthomas

You know what, a question for all of the aspiring authors out there.Do you know how to get traditionally published? Do you know what a literary agent is? A query

Shane Phillips

ShaneDPhillips

My colleague @mc_lens beat me to it, but he, I, and Mike Manville have a research summary on the effects of market-rate development on neighborhood rents. This was a question

bene_dicere

Bene09443296

Do asymptomatics/presymptomatics transmit #COVID19 disease? Let’s analyse the preprint systematic review including 19 studies focusing on TRULY asymptomatic/presymptomatic. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.09.01.20135194v2 1/n

Sam Byers

byers90

Not to weigh in on the “fan fiction” debate, in which I have no investment to be honest, but it seems to me that these little flare-ups and attempts to

Peter S. Goodman

petersgoodman

Vaccinating poor countries against covid is not charity; it’s an investment, an infusion of global economic stimulus. This is takeaway from study to be released Monday. My analysishttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/23/business/coronavirus-va

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