Jonathan Louis Duckworth
@jduckwriter.bsky.social
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Author of Have You Seen the Moon Tonight? & Other Rumors. Horror Writer, regular type dude, Godless leftist, Lecturer at University of North Texas
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Current read: Empire of the Vampire
Yeah I’ve always used word. I’ve tried docs but I think Word just feels more comfortable for me
Curious to see: what word processor do you use to write? I've always used MS Word and probably always will, but I'm curious what else is out there.
Aww thank you! Yeah with these stories I basically let the characters explain their world to me by just having them talk. The worldbuilding mostly just comes from me listening to them
It’s really telling how all the commercials for AI products like Gemini infantilize their consumers.
Today Dandelion the book cat is being The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by @sgj.bsky.social
Aww thank you! There's another Rugg story, also published by Beneath Ceaseless Skies. When you get a chance maybe check out "Bruised Eye Dusk."
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Thanks, Gabino! Get on THE EL wherever you stop for books. Happy #FridayReads!

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ICYMI, my newest short story came out earlier this week with Beneath Ceaseless Skies! "Bloody Muddy Water" is a fantasy detective story where spellbreaker Rugg and his alligator mount, Tugboat, must solve the mystery of the Headsick plague spreading through the swampy canals of Blackvill.
Thanks for reading and sharing!
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“how coalmine the canary /
how cathedral the heart’s chambers /
how crow the call / how bright the under”

Really exquisite poem today from @jduckwriter.bsky.social
My newest published poem, "Armature," is out today in an absolutely STACKED issue of the Bennington Review: www.benningtonreview.org/fourteen-duc...
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The sequel to my Best American SFF story “Bruised Eye Dusk” is out today in the new issue of Beneath Ceaseless Skies. Come down to Perish to have another adventure with Rugg the Spellbreaker and his gator mount, Tugboat!
My newest published poem, "Armature," is out today in an absolutely STACKED issue of the Bennington Review: www.benningtonreview.org/fourteen-duc...
Jonathan Duckworth — Bennington Review
www.benningtonreview.org
I’ll keep that in mind for next time!
@nicolaz.bsky.social I’m not the only one in this house enjoying your truly excellent second entry in the Hild series
A lot of creative writing pedagogy takes for granted processes that may be uniquely effective to the individual instructor but may not work for everyone. I share what works for me with students, but always with the caveat that we must each discover our own best process for creating work
Our backyard chickens have produced their first egg of many!!
New reading desk. Soft but a little on the small side, can’t fit much more than a single book
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Excited for folks to read this story Lindz and I cobbled together!
Let me put my money where my mouth is; for the next 11 days, I'll drop the first line of a story featured in An Honour and a Privilege, my collaborative antho coming in December.

"Carefully, as if she were unspooling delicate silk, Cordelia drew the duchess's nightmare out from her mouth."