Twitter user trixxked (AKA Trix) had an interesting thing to say about fandom etiquette when they posted to their Twitter on the 26th of July, 2026. Trix, a Haitian/Soulaan creator with varied fandom interests, quote retweeted user niggaayaoi (why did you make me type that?) who’d stated, “I
So this debacle didn’t last very long. The elapsed time of posting to the time of the apology was only a few hours, and by the next morning the “offending” post had been deleted, and for the most part, swept to the side. But…forgive me, I really do
Can you believe that in the past week or so there have been two Nazi book dramas going on in the dark recesses of the internet? I’m only going to touch on one for today but I promise you, it’s certainly…something. Skyler L. of the instagram ofwritersandreaders
Threads user moonlight.archieve_ started a little bit of a kerfuffle this week when they came out with an absolutely inane little take that set off a myriad of social media discourse accounts raising the question of “Are authors ableist for using big words in their writing?” Quite frankly, I’
A very, very valuable lesson was learned on the Bookish side of the internet over the past week or so, as a somewhat popular (but relatively unknown) online merch store called “Allie Rose Co” announced that they had successfully trademarked the term “Hot Girls Read.” If you’ve been around
In a post-truth internet, it’s not uncommon to have someone piss on your leg and tell you it’s raining, but with Artificial Intelligence it starts to get even more infuriating than usual. Not only are folks out there “creating” stuff with AI that by all rights needs
Popular project funding website KickStarter just altered its Terms of Service (TOS) and the internet is not happy about it. Nor should they be, since whoever worded it did a piss poor job of making it sound even remotely workable as a functional set of guidelines. Along with plenty of
I suppose sometimes it’s a little difficult to consistently come up with content that will stir up engagement (if that’s what you’re looking to do), and eventually it gets to the point where any attention ends up feeling like good attention even if you’re going to
Recently, there’s been a bit of drama in a fandom I’ve never even heard of before today, and yet it’s much like many other kerfuffles. There’s people who have molded their personalities around their individual idea of what their fandom means to them and they’ve
Oh, where to begin…? If you’ve been around on the internet for a decently long period of time and you’ve been here and there and yonder in fandom spaces, you’ve probably heard of Winterfox. Maybe you didn’t hear about her under that name. Maybe she went
An Analysis of the Writing and Impact of “The Liberator” Note: This article is a repost of one I wrote on Substack on March 26th, 2023. It will contain spoilers for the short 2020 Omegaverse story The Liberator. Mid September of 2020, a bunch of folks in fandom spaces on
There are a lot of people who are quite conflicted when it comes to JK Rowling and, by extension, the intellectual property that is the Harry Potter series. Whether it be books, movies, games, toys, etc., a lot of people of all ages were entertained by the widely popular characters