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| LOOK HOW CUTE THE TWITTER BIRDIE PIRATE IS! I got it here. |
I was over on Jen Robinson’s Book Page and found a great idea for a post: a roundup of Links Shared on Twitter This Week. I’m therefore going to steal it and do my own (although I’m informed that the credit should actually go to Tasha @ Waking Brain Cells – kudos to you both, anyway!). And I did find a few really good ones this week–articles and other interesting finds that I should be posting on here in the first place. 🙂 I didn’t tweet a lot this week, so I’ve gone back a bit further to round up a couple more, but anyway, here’s what I was looking at:
Book and Writer-y Stuff:
- Intriguing book review about Asian-American perspective–Many Selves: “Tiger Writing,” by Gish Jen http://nyti.ms/182xb7f
- Guys Lit Wire: It’s Time for the Annual Spring Book Fair for Ball… http://guyslitwire.blogspot.com/2013/04/its-time-for-annual-spring-book-fair.html?spref=tw …
- Has anybody tried Write or Die? (http://writeordie.com/buy/ ) It seems like a sure-fire way for me to totally freeze up and be unable to write.
- Surprised there was no mention of Egalia’s Daughters. MT
@TheAtlantic The Long History of Feminist Utopian Literature http://theatln.tc/12fIw44
Other Stuff:
- Face Your Imposter | Psychology Today http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/creative-synthesis/201304/face-your-imposter …
- I like these: Your green living cheat sheet http://www.sunset.com/home/natural-home/green-living-00418000074254/ …
- Took the quiz “Scripps National Spelling Bee sample vocabulary questions” & got “100%”. http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-scripps-vocabulary-quiz-20130410,0,1830422.story#sag=ntwitter …
Cute Twitter pirate!!! Must. Have. Also, interesting links, especially the imposter article.
I like the Twitter pirate, too. I will look forward to your roundups – I think this is a good way to keep neat links from vanishing into Twitter (which is why I stole the idea from Tasha in the first place ;-))
Agreed, Jen–I've definitely been disappointed on multiple occasions when I've gone back to my Twitter feed to look for a link I posted and found it had evaporated.