#Publishing

Tracy Shields

tcshields

Thread: reading list (or more accurately, collecting with the intention of reading) of literature on the covid literature (metalit, if you will), in no particular order. #medlibs or others might

PricedOut

PricedOutUK

Initial thoughts on the new #planningreform paper! Government is absolutely right to overhaul the planning system. There is a desperate shortage of homes in high-demand areas. It makes rents enormously

Alex Abdo

AlexanderAbdo

Can @realDonaldTrump stop @AmbJohnBolton from publishing his book? Almost certainly not. Here’s why. 1/ Some quick background, first. Bolton’s memoir on his time in the White House is scheduled to

Michael Cannings

formosaphile

One of my favourite artefacts from martial law-era Taiwan is this textbook of spoken Taiwanese (Hokkien). It says so much about the complex intersection of religion, identity, and language of

Colin Yeo

ColinYeo1

Here’s my take on campaigning against deportation. There’s real scope (and need!) for reform but campaigning against *all* deportation is unrealistic. https://www.freemovement.org.uk/new-unofficial-policy-on-deporting-jamaicans-who-arri

Sherrilyn Ifill

Sifill_LDF

Recently I spoke w/@AnandWrites about the need for institutions to take responsibility for their own role in America’s democratic decline. Like this. The @KCStar taking responsibility for its failures in

Jaraparilla

jaraparilla

One person who could EASILY do a lot RIGHT NOW to help secure the freedom of Julian Assange is @DavidLeighx, the former Guardian editor who published the #Cablegate password in

Annibale

Annibal97783312

Few days after begrudgingly admitting that the Lombardy disaster may have been caused by its own semi privatized healthcare, NYT makes a u-turn publishing this nonsense, where it's all WHO

Manu Bezamat

manuelabezamat

The real story behind Michael Jackson’s Beatles catalogue purchase [THREAD] Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney had met years before the King of Pop famously bought the Beatles Catalogue. In 1976,

Mohamed ElTanbouly

Plasmacellguy

"How Hard It is Seeing What Is In Front Of Your Eyes" is probably one of the most sentimental and insightful scientific articles of advice I ever read https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(18)30795-5#.YAzEbAVy3R4.twitter

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caro

Who wants a thread about an underscrutinized element of tech journalism that I think is key to understanding this overhyped industry slugfest? I know you don’t, but I’m going to

Carol Beth Anderson (goes by Beth)

CBethAnderson

Indie/self-published authors...Let’s talk BOOK COVERS.You need a great cover. Trust me on this. My covers for my first series are really nice. Second series has “wow” covers.“Wow” covers sell books.What’s

©️as Mudde 😷

CasMudde

Most "Opinion Pages" combine pundits and experts, lifting some pundits up to (misperceived) "experts" and dragging some experts down to pundits. I wish we could have both, but separated, into

Courtney Craven

CyclopediaBrain

I *may* have mentioned that I'm reading The Person You Mean to Be by @DollyChugh? A few times, maybe? But I've been thinking a lot about the idea of working

Fiona Russell

Fiona_M_Russell

With discussions in high transmission settings about what to do with schools, I go through Victoria’s experience. We eliminated the virus but schools were closed during lockdown except for essential

Naomi Robson 💀🎨

robson_visuals

Just finished watching an incredibly informative seminar on science communication by @AlexGelle, hosted by @mcgillu, and here are some takeaways! #scicomm #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter Sometimes as researchers we focus solely on

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