Great online panels: Tips and tricks
You don’t often hear someone say “I went to this awful panel and Susie Creamcheese was just great on it.”Continue Reading
Karen G. Anderson, writing and content strategy
You don’t often hear someone say “I went to this awful panel and Susie Creamcheese was just great on it.”Continue Reading
I’m not a health professional, so I can’t tell you much about dealing with COVID-19 but as a communications professional,Continue Reading
Everywhere I go, they’re talking about paths to the future. What will our food, and our food supplies, be like?Continue Reading
The Metaphorosis Books anthology Reading 5 x 5 was designed to provide insight into the process by which authors write to a detailed theme.
We get them just about every week now — mostly emails, but sometimes a physical letter from our dental office,Continue Reading
Well, blue-city ladies, I’m appalled by us and our unironic display of privilege.
It’s critical for communications practitioners to acknowledge how uncontrollable, risky, and powerful social media has become.
Tip from Worldcon: A great author reading is 7 minutes long. Plus information about the Two Hour Transport speculative fiction readings in Seattle.
[NOTE: I don’t usually write about politics on this blog, but the communications issues this year are fascinating me.] I’veContinue Reading
John Scalzi has spotted a change in the way we react to viral blog posts: The discussions that used to take place on our blogs are now taking place on Facebook and Twitter. What does this mean?