Stephen Harrison

RT @Inkshares: Stories help us make sense of the world. So does tech - when we use it with intention. 'The Editors' by @harrisonstephen Av…

I’ve never been so stoked about a book event… doing a joint talk with @depthsofwiki! https://t.co/RJCQbCcKNM

RT @Slate: Trumps' tariffs shook the economy. This website's response might matter more. https://t.co/JuyULLsj9u

Wikipedia editors are debating what to call the 2025 market plunge. A single word—"crash" or "decline"—can potentially shape both market sentiment and public memory. My latest for @Slate https://t.co/4WfptlZedK

A Swedish library journal just called THE EDITORS a “Wikipedia-thriller," and published a review of how the novel dramatizes the platform’s edit wars, geopolitical pressures, and community of (anti)heroes. Tack så mycket, Digiteket! https://t.co/N2KVfGlDRl

#NewProfilePic via Wikiportraits event at SXSW https://t.co/zvWVuRoB5w

I’d never heard of Wikenigma before, but I loved this Slate piece on the “encyclopedia of unknowns”—a wiki cataloging mysteries like what causes earworms, the invention of the wheel, the nature of consciousness. Plus it’s open-access, links to sources, and human-curated 💯 https://t.co/Tni7E2ok8L

Just kicked off a Reddit AMA about my years covering Wikipedia as a journalist and the novel it inspired. Come say hi! https://t.co/mAk16PoSgR

Guster's surprise set at the Kennedy Center this weekend with the cast of Finn came just a bit too late for my @333books proposal, but I'm thrilled to see the band receiving all this press. After 30 years, they’ve earned it. https://t.co/zbpYVC9OVI

Not a personal finance blogger (yet), but genuinely curious why SCHD gets so much love from finance influencers. Aren’t other dividend ETFs pretty similar for index, yield, and growth? Starting to think Uncle Schwab is paying for sponcon.

Good write-up of "Everything is Tuberculosis" in Slate, noting that John Green acts as a kind of exasperated Ms. Frizzle, if Ms. Frizzle lived in Indianapolis and seemed to only want to talk about TB. Somehow it works. https://t.co/Rh9bnAUDqi

RT @doctorow: The thing that LLMs have changed in my friend's law school is *letters of reference*. Historically, students would only ask a…

RT @wikiworks: The Between the Brackets interview with Selena Deckelmann was featured in the latest @wikisignpost! https://t.co/OKc8dkZrU6

Turns out my Wikipedia-inspired thriller is still relevant (and not just according to me). Huge thanks to everyone who's picked up THE EDITORS in the six months since it launched. https://t.co/Cr2Id2PN2q

The quality of discussion is so much better elsewhere https://t.co/17A4b9gbda