Words, Books, Chickens
Rowenna MillerBook News, Writing Updates, Fabric and Chickens
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The Twitter is Dead. Long Live The Twitter
My friend Jenna Satterthwaite, author and agent, wrote a lovely piece on why she’s sticking with Twitter. What struck me was that her story of why she’s staying bears many similarities to my story of “Why I’m Not Really There Anymore,” albe...
Don't Do Your Best
Well, if it isn’t another year hurtling at breakneck speed past my ability to keep up with flipping over my calendar pages. I had intended a nice chipper New Year newsletter with, you know, news, but suddenly it’s the end of February, and o...
Buyer Beware in the Age of AI Garbage
First—a quick bit of news! Our Kickstarter for the Worldbuilding for Masochists Anthology Traveling Light is 100% funded! There’s still time—mere hours now!—to pledge if you want to jump in on rewards. Plus, we have stretch goals in hopes o...
"Write Every Day" and other useless advice
Maybe this topic is on my mind because it’s summer and my kids are therefore—quelle surprise—ALWAYS HERE and my usual rhythms of work are completely hosed. But first:
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Rowenna Miller is a fantasy author. She is also the cohost of the Hugo-nominated podcast Worldbuilding for Masochists, an English professor, and a fairly handy seamstress.
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