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The Windsor Road Dispatch: Being Social
What does Pokémon Go mean for social life today?
Social Media for Writers
Before my first novel came out I virtually never used social media.
All the Blood-Stained Knives
I dropped him off at school and then took the bag containing all the blood-stained knives and threw it in the canal.
Is There a Choice Between Traditional Femininity and Radical Feminism?
In my work, I try to look at what it means to choose not to choose, to remain somewhere in-between, constantly looking at both sides and asking more questions.
FOMO Promo on Social Media
Our presence on social media is a continuous source of angst. We feel we haven’t truly done something unless it’s plastered over each of our accounts.
Is Instagram Inverting Intimacy?
Luckily my addiction to Instagram and other forms of social media is not at the level of having a relationship with a machine, however I can see that our inability ...
Why Facebook is Better Than Your Brain
Kevin Baker considers the ways in which Facebook acts as a memory database – and ponders what this means for the human brain.
Book Review: The Circle by Dave Eggers
Are our increasingly interconnected real and online lives a slow march towards totalitarianism or a renewal of democracy? David Eggers’ novel offers one such vision of the near future.
Litro #134: Augmented Reality, Technology, Travel&Lifestyle
Micro-Narratives of the Everyday
How social media is changing the modern novel.
The Write Life: The Great ‘Unpaid Writing’ Debate, Part I
“It’s one thing if a company can’t afford to pay its writers – but would if it could. But when an organization voluntarily foregoes paychecks to benefit its owners/Milky Way ...
A Moment of Weakness: the Finished #LitroStory
Last week we ran a literary experiment on Twitter. We asked our followers to write a collective story, one tweet at a time. Novelist Russ Litten wrote the first line ...
Literary Characters Who’d Be Good at Twitter
Would Mr Darcy have got on with Facebook? Gwen Smith considers the social media savviness of her favourite literary characters.