The request:
Can we have a slacktiverse open thread about science fairs/projects/experiments/Olympiad or something?
The answer: Yes
It's (usually) more complicated than that.
The request:
Can we have a slacktiverse open thread about science fairs/projects/experiments/Olympiad or something?
The answer: Yes
(Posted by chris the cynic)
Those of you who also frequent Ana Mardoll’s Ramblings will find this somewhat familiar. Here, as there, it was requested that there be a regular post to talk about writing projects (and other artwork-creation). Thus this post exists.
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What are you working on? How are you feeling about it? What thoughts and/or snippets would you like to share? How does your activism work into your art? What tropes are you hoping to employ and/or avoid? Are there any questions you’d like to ask or frustrations you’d like to vent? Writing workshop below!
(posted and compiled by chris the cynic, written by members of The Slacktiverse)
The Blogaround
chris the cynic wrote:
Only two posts this week. The more interesting is that, after making several posts talking seriously about things where I thought Long Live the Queen could be better or where I personally would do things differently, I wrote a story that is not to be taken seriously at all in which everything goes very, very sideways after looking on, “The rebels are all landlocked,” not as, “So our navy is useless in this fight,” but instead, “So anything we put to sea will be safe from the rebels.” Elsewhere I’ve called it, “The Advent of a Tangential Narrative.”
The less interesting is called, “God I hate making posts about money” and in it I apparently took complete leave of my sense of when commas are needed. As one might guess, it’s about money.
On the Slacktiverse itself:
In Case You Missed This
No submissions this week; feel free to comment with things you think fit.
Things You Can Do
Froborr wrote:
(by the Slacktiverse and others; collected by chris the cynic)
The point of these posts is threefold:
1 To let people stay up to date on ongoing deconstructions.
(All ones on our list, including finished and stalled ones, here.)
2 To let people who can’t comment elsewhere have a place to comment.
3 To let people comment in a place where people who can’t read disqus can see what they have to say.
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Amarie: Amarie’s Dreamjournal
Racism: No Color, No Self: A Struggle With Dissociation
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Ana Mardoll: Ana Mardoll’s Ramblings
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Erika M. and Will Wildman: Something Short and Snappy
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Fred Clark: Slacktivist
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Froborr: My Little Po-Mo
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RubyTea: Heathen Critique
Multiple Deconstructions:
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Mouse: Mouse’s Musings
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Philip Sandifer: Philip Sandifer: Writer
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Please comment or e-mail us if we’ve forgotten anybody or you have anyone to add. Or if any links are broken, or if you’re linked to and don’t want to be, or if unicorns are interbreeding with Pegasuses creating flying spear headed horses, or for more or less any reason really.
(Posted by chris the cynic)
(A day late so the article Feminism and Parenting: A Perfect Match would have space to breathe)
Those of you who also frequent Ana Mardoll’s Ramblings will find this somewhat familiar. Here, as there, it was requested that there be a regular post to talk about writing projects (and other artwork-creation). Thus this post exists.
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Pencil by Elisa Xyz |
What are you working on? How are you feeling about it? What thoughts and/or snippets would you like to share? How does your activism work into your art? What tropes are you hoping to employ and/or avoid? Are there any questions you’d like to ask or frustrations you’d like to vent? Writing workshop below!
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