Kate Siber

When I wrote this story, it didn't feel particularly charged since it was distant past. But now that it's out in the world, it feels a little tender. My hope is that it makes its way to those who would enjoy or benefit from reading it... https://t.co/CYk8FsNL43

I wrote an essay about the joy of writing a kids' book in the middle of tremendous challenge—treatment for breast cancer. (Plus, you know, a pandemic too.) Thank you @adventurevida for the opportunity to write this. Now all good on the health front too! https://t.co/eLETPUk35u

"The greater popularity of men’s sports right now is not the result of some natural law, like gravity or the diminishing quality of Radiohead albums. Around the world, women’s sports are underfunded and underpromoted." Great story @helenlewis https://t.co/MdihzHV762

Check this out—a very worthwhile thing to do with your Wednesday! Smart people talking about interesting things. @evaholland and @ferrisjabr https://t.co/Yks0HSh9tW

This is really wonderful. I recommend the reflection guide!

Deepa Iyer|@deepaiyer on Bluesky @dviyer

Social Change Fam: Many of us are trying to figure out our roles right now in the fight to #DefendBlackLives. Often, in moments like this, we want to act quickly. It can also help to reflect and anchor. Here's a way to use the #socialchangemap for today: (1/8) https://t.co/q6CGkP1h0I

This essay gives voice to what I have always felt but never been able to articulate. There's something really powerful about naming this so skillfully. Thank you @kileybense https://t.co/fbFwKUgpf7

RT @Julianwrites: Amid all the terrible news, you gotta grab every little bit of sunshine. @davidwolman and I are thrilled that #AlohaRodeo…

Very cool offering: North Atlantic Books is generously giving away limited downloads of e-books as a response to coronavirus. You can go to their website and every three days they have a new selection. Lots of really wonderful and relevant things to read. https://t.co/qn5SSNvuub

This is good advice about sheltering in place from a long-distance sailor... Thanks for sharing.

Lauren Sloss @laurensloss

3 years ago, I sailed across the Atlantic on a 32-ft sailboat with 3 other people. Turns out, it was great preparation for sheltering in place. https://t.co/HA79VBx4tV

"There’s so much that doesn’t matter; so much I did just two months ago seems ludicrous now... So many silly habits and desires and feuds and consumptions and relationships that aren’t just bandwidth-consuming; they’re bandwidth-stealing..." @DamonYoungVSB https://t.co/4NU1K62PRy

RT @NatlParkService: #SocialDistancing https://t.co/HNMwX9bKzk

RT @mollyshirreen: some good news: @SubstackInc is donating $100,000 in grants to independent writers who are being financially impacted by…

There is a lot of wisdom here, for journalists and really all of us. Be human. Thank you @brcalvert and @highcountrynews

I will be joining!

Writing By Writers @writingxwriters

Many of our most beloved writers have had to limit or cancel their book tours due to COVID-19. In the spirit of building community and boosting book sales, every Thurs eve @pam_houston will host one of our favorite writers on Readings By Writers. FREE! https://t.co/5Jl2hEC297

I remember after a 2009 Grand Canyon raft trip an old river guide/van driver actually succeeded in persuading me that NASA had made contact with aliens while we were gone for 19 days on the river. Ha! This story by @cwarzel reminds me of that, except real. https://t.co/NX22yKOk1z