Just found you through a friend... loved your Accidental Revolution piece and this one supportive of suppressed literary dissent. In that vein my writings might appeal... see my substack or website, nowickgray.com , featuring latest essay collection, Covid Narrative Freedom. Viva FrogLit! :)
So glad I found you on Twitter and signed up for your substack. I love to read and books have mattered greatly in my life. It saddens me to see how much garbage there is in what passes for a library these days, or is elevated and considered to be great writing and stories. Thank you for what you are doing to promote quality. It matters!
Hey, this is Isaac Young. I tried to reach out to you, but I discovered I could no longer contact you on Twitter. I was wondering if I could get back in touch. Love your work!
I'm here via Jay Rollins weekly review. These are two fiction pieces I posted recently. I'm also finishing up my first novel, a post-apocalyptic farce, and I've been hoping for a sign of possible publishers to contact. I will be looking more into your site. It is encouraging.
I don't mean to revive an old post here, Mr. Athenaeum, but do you, or anyone else, have a compendium or list of publishers for the kind of folX who follow you? It's hard enough for us who have experienced political marginalization to endure the basic acts of life such as eating and breathing, the least one can do is make me not have to do any due diligence before submitting any work
I like your nom de guerre of "Frogs." It reminds me of Emily Dickinson:
"I'm Nobody! Who are you?
Are you – Nobody – too?
Then there's a pair of us!
Don't tell! they'd advertise – you know!
How dreary – to be – Somebody!
How public – like a Frog –
To tell one's name – the livelong June –
To an admiring Bog!"
You can find my writing through my Substack or my website (https://carolinefurlong.wordpress.com/) and reviews of other "Frog" books here at https://upstreamreviews.substack.com/, where I'm a contributor. Thank you for spreading the word, fellow Frog! ;)
Just found you through a friend... loved your Accidental Revolution piece and this one supportive of suppressed literary dissent. In that vein my writings might appeal... see my substack or website, nowickgray.com , featuring latest essay collection, Covid Narrative Freedom. Viva FrogLit! :)
So glad I found you on Twitter and signed up for your substack. I love to read and books have mattered greatly in my life. It saddens me to see how much garbage there is in what passes for a library these days, or is elevated and considered to be great writing and stories. Thank you for what you are doing to promote quality. It matters!
Are you permanently nuked from Twitter? :(
Hey, this is Isaac Young. I tried to reach out to you, but I discovered I could no longer contact you on Twitter. I was wondering if I could get back in touch. Love your work!
https://williamhunterduncan.substack.com/p/dr-anthonee-phauche-and-the-antichrist
https://williamhunterduncan.substack.com/p/the-great-reckoning-2023
I'm here via Jay Rollins weekly review. These are two fiction pieces I posted recently. I'm also finishing up my first novel, a post-apocalyptic farce, and I've been hoping for a sign of possible publishers to contact. I will be looking more into your site. It is encouraging.
if you dig philosophy: https://dispatchesfromthenebuchadnezzar.substack.com/p/free-first-session
Are you associated with the Federalist? I heard your reviews were gonna appear there.
Looking forward to your finds, Fren
I don't mean to revive an old post here, Mr. Athenaeum, but do you, or anyone else, have a compendium or list of publishers for the kind of folX who follow you? It's hard enough for us who have experienced political marginalization to endure the basic acts of life such as eating and breathing, the least one can do is make me not have to do any due diligence before submitting any work