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   Flak (Member)

   Posted 3 years ago

   I have one, but while I mention my writing in it, it's really not just my writing and it's kind of embarrassing :[

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   Chris Poirier (Moderator)

   Posted 3 years ago

   http://twitter.com/cmf_fiction is my writing twitter.

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   Jim Zoetewey (Moderator)

   Posted 3 years ago

   http://twitter.com/zoetewey is mine...

   It's a mixture of writing and personal.

   The Legion of Nothing: A Superhero Serial Novel
   My Blog (Jim's Brain Online)
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   EJ Spurrell (Member)

   Posted 3 years ago

   http://twitter.com/EJSpurrell

   Here I am. :P

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   Alex McG (Member)

   Posted 3 years ago

   Well yeah, I had assumed most people's (AE is one exception I know of) twitter includes personal stuff. I mean, it's not a highschool livejournal, but I'd think it has stuff other than just "new chapter" and "read this thing." I generally like how Jeph of Questionable Content uses his: however he wants, plus comic update info.

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   Sora (Member)

   Posted 3 years ago

   http://twitter.com/sorakainomori

   Mine is usually for story update info. My personal stuff usually goes to my news section or my LJ blog.

   It's All Relative
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   Alex McG (Member)

   Posted 3 years ago

   well color me mistaken.

   Myth... Magic... Midterms...
   Children of the First
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   eikasia (Member)

   Posted 3 years ago

   http://twitter.com/cajeck

   But to be honest I don't really use it. Or follow it. I guess I should. Maybe I'd be more inclined to if I had more people to follow.

   My online fiction.
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   Morgan O'Friel (Member)

   Posted 3 years ago

   *Raises eyebrow at the idea that having a livejournal is "high school."* I used to have a Twitter, but I never really got into it, and nobody really watched it, so I stopped using it. Is Twitter the next big thing now-a-days? I can never keep up on the latest shiny new programs, lols, which might be bad for me in an advertising sense.

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    Chris Poirier (Moderator)

    Posted 3 years ago

    I use Twitter only because it is an easy way of inserting writing progress updates into my website. I just use a widget and it keeps such "noise" out of the story feed.

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    Jim Zoetewey (Moderator)

    Posted 3 years ago

    I don't know if twitter is "the next big thing," but a lot of webcomics and serials have a twitter integrated into their websites.

    For me, at least, it's a good way to keep people aware of the current status of the next installment I'm working on. Given a choice, I'd rather not put up status updates as individual blog posts when I could put them up on the site using twitter.

    EDIT: Hmmn. Looks like Chris and I said the same thing more or less simultaneously.

    The Legion of Nothing: A Superhero Serial Novel
    My Blog (Jim's Brain Online)
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    MeiLin Miranda (Member)

    Posted 3 years ago

    Twitter, I has it:

    http://twitter.com/MeiLinMiranda

    Mix of personal and story-related, mostly story.

    "An Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom"
    http://www.meilinmiranda.com/
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    Fanton (Member)

    Posted 3 years ago

    Despite being a Victorian aristocrat, even Lord Likely has his own Twitter:

    http://twitter.com/lordlikely

    The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely - thrilling adventures! Amazing mysteries! Magnificent moustaches!
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    MeiLin Miranda (Member)

    Posted 3 years ago

    Via his lordship I "followed" Stephen Fry and was followed in return. I would be flattered except that he's following all 6500 people who follow him. So, not so special, me, I'm guessing...

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