Matt Zimmer

The story begins a century ago when a woman sat alone at a small wooden table in the darkness of her flat overlooking a quiet cobblestone alley in Meaux, France. A century later the world spiraled into chaos. amazon.com/dp/B0CTGG67GB

@jflWrites Speculative fiction about a future when everything is fine. That's the problem. amazon.com/dp/B0GKWBRC4P

Hey Friends! Show me your book awesome covers.

@karonsbooks amazon.com/dp/B0GKWBRC4P

Authors, it’s time to share your creations in this Tuesday’s #WritersLift 📚⏳✨ Drop your books, poetry, blogs, podcasts, or other creative work below 👇 𝑰’𝒍𝒍 𝑹𝒆𝒑𝒐𝒔𝒕 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒐𝒐𝒔𝒕 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒉 🚀💫 💛 #IndieAuthors #AmWriting Follow @karonsbooks ✨📚

This animated globe by @tylermorganwall gives us a rather immersive view of global population. I particularly love how clear the "empty hemisphere" appears.

Me explotó el cerebro esta ilusión óptica

@HustleBitch_ Uh...Santa test run?

🚨 MASSIVE 3,000-MILE RADAR LINE JUST LIT UP THE U.S. - AND NO ONE CAN EXPLAIN IT A perfectly straight, ultra-dense anomaly suddenly appeared on weather radar, stretching over 3,000 miles from the Southwest, slicing clean through the Deep South, and continuing straight into the Atlantic - directly through the Bermuda Triangle. This wasn’t a storm system. This wasn’t a rain band. Radar data shows a dark purple core, a signature meteorologists associate with abnormal atmospheric density, not normal precipitation. The structure was sharply defined, uniform, and mechanically straight - maintaining its shape as it cut through Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia before disappearing offshore. Veteran weather watchers reviewing the footage say they’ve never seen anything like it. Radar glitches happen but they don’t produce continent-spanning straight lines with consistent density readings across thousands of miles. So what was it? A Doppler malfunction that somehow defied physics… or something interacting with the atmosphere on a massive, coordinated scale? Radar systems don’t generate 3,000-mile straight lines without a cause. Do you really believe this was “just a glitch,” or are we looking at something they don’t want explained?

@atrupar Isn't carrying my luggage enough?

Duffy on what he's doing to improve the airport experience for travelers: "Maybe I want a workout area where people might get some blood flowing doing some pull ups or step ups in the airport."

@AlyssaMatesic That pretty much sums it up.

If writing a book was easy, it wouldn't be special. 💖 Regardless of where you're at in your journey, you're part of a small group of people who did not take the easy way out. You chose to dedicate your precious time and energy to telling a story that means something to you. A story that will touch others someday—perhaps even change lives. I've worked with hundreds of authors, and I can tell you that NEVER has an author said to me, "I regret working on my book." Not one. Be proud of this project. Be proud of yourself.

@AlyssaMatesic Thank you

Common mistakes when writing multiple storylines: 1. Switching storylines too frequently 2. Switching storylines too infrequently 3. Introducing a storyline too late 4. Dropping a storyline 5. Having too many storylines Does your novel have multiple POVs or timelines?

One of my favorite (and most common) novel structures? Multiple storylines. When done well, it's SO good. But it's also SO easy to get wrong. If you’re writing a multi-POV or multi-timeline novel, watch out for these 5 common mistakes: 🧵

@Kica333 This is weird but worked several times for me. Close your eyes, roll them back and forth several times, then, with eyes still closed, roll them up and down, then in circles, both directions. Saw it online. Doesn't work right away, give it a few minutes.

Dear people who can fall asleep easily instead of staying awake for hours thinking about random things, how??? Also, I hate you a little bit.

@gunsnrosesgirl3 Who is Im?

@DzintraSullivan Three days of the condor ---

The force awakens - in my pants. Toy story - in my pants. Die hard - in my pants.

T cell identifying and destroying a cancer cell, the immune system's role in cancer defence

@Rainmaker1973 Incredible.

The interior of planets, seen by AI [🎞️ crispcut]

🚨 MASSIVE SUPERCELL ERUPTS OVER SOUTH DAKOTA - JUST LOOK AT THE SKY An orange sunset burns behind a towering supercell as lightning tears through the clouds. This isn’t just weather, it’s a spectacle.

@ArmandDAngour @talishammas Frantically finding and replacing. Do you have an alternative? I'm ready to push the button.

@talishammas Use the adverb “breezily”.

Writers, I need to know - what’s your “I’ll never do this in a book” rule?

One of the mesmerizing limb-based coreographies by Sadeck Berrabah [📹 sadeckwaff]

Filming the speed of light at 1,000,000,000,000 frames per second

Tearing down and rebuilding an original Jeep Willys in the field was possible in less than 4 minutes.

@MerriamWebster Thank you.

It is perfectly acceptable to begin a sentence with ‘and.’  And it’s equally acceptable to begin a sentence with ‘but’ or ‘or.’