
Words in Slate, The Cut, Food & Wine, Thrillist, The Guardian, Romper and more // previously: food+drink editor @matadornetwork
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Hi editors, I have a reported story about the at-home bakers (all women! all moms!) who started their own small sugar cookie businesses through instagram. it has a business angle at the moment but can be adjusted. i would love to see it find a home!
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this snapped me out of my crying because it's that fucking "ooo girl" or whatever
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Musím říci, že mít poslední dva dny feed plný vzpomínek na Patricka Stewarta a záběrů ze Star Treku je příjemná změna. Star Trek a Patrick dělají to, co dělali vždy. Ukazují lepší svět. Na této síti je to potřeba jako sůl.
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when AO3 is back I’m just gonna immediately run to my favourite fic writers and leave a comment under their works "thank god I can read it again, thank you for existing"
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People saying AO3 readers are unemployed is so funny when the reality is most of us are using AO3 specifically to cope with the tragedy of being employed
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fic authors,,,, i miss you,,,,, stay strong in these trying times,,,, i am beaming kudos directly into your brain rn,,,,
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People on here talking about missing their daily kudos email and I’m like “daily? Kudos?? Email?????”
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get out of our house????
Major Fanfiction Website Unexpectedly Goes Dark After ‘Security Incident’ as Some Users Prepare for the ‘Apocalypse’ people.com/ao3-fanfiction-we…
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This news being all over the media like…stay out of family business omg
Archive of Our Own, more commonly known as AO3, announced it was going down for maintenance for “around 2 weeks” but possibly ‘up to 4 weeks,’ leaving thousands of fan-fiction readers publicly grieving. thecut.com/article/archive-o…
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trying to work out why Patrick Stewart's death has affected me more than celebrity deaths usually do, and i think part of the answer is about the way Star Trek: The Next Generation kind of functioned as a slightly more grown up version of Sesame Street??



































