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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
I was 15 when I discovered it costs more to be poor.
42 years later I have not changed my mind.
If we funded the poor properly, it would cost a country less.
But we would not have excessively rich people. And they own the politicians.
Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
I thought this song was from Ghost in the Shell, but it’s actually an ethereal women’s choir from Bulgaria.
Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
We need to normalize shaming people with third-grader vocabularies. Unless they’re third-graders.
Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Sorry, but you used a semicolon. That kind of purple prose doesn't fly on BookTok.
Geoffrey Hinton warns an AI 'Chornobyl', such as a grid brownout or a week-long financial outage, could come this year or next mlq.ai/news/geoffrey-hinton-…
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Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Boycott all fast fashion companies. Not only do they pay their workers starvation wages, but they throw away millions of clothes a year into landfills.
Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Workers in Bangladesh are shutting down factories and striking for better wages.
These workers make clothes for companies like Walmart and H&M on starvation wages.
All power to the people! ✊
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🚀 The interview is LIVE! 🌒
Geryon’s Code: Interview with Liudmila Brus. Right now. On X Articles and Substack.
I walked into the cold with a scalpel and the supervillain expectation that someone would hand me a warm fire and a mug. The author handed me genetically modified sled dogs first, theory second, and the quiet knowledge that in any real post-apocalypse the war is still about who owns the fuel and who gets the last bowl of soup.
Liudmila builds a whole country on the ice, then gives the spotlight to a boy with a cat who just wants to know who makes the electricity.
Welcome to Antarctica 2190.
If you want the fluff—the tear-jerking chat where the author is gently prodded with trigger questions until the emotions come out on cue—there are outlets that specialize in that. They do it very well.
Here we talk craft. How a scene travels from a Russian draft into English. Why the dead grid ends up at the bottom of the planet. What an offstage villain actually does when he’s not speaking. Who decides when a simile has punched the clock. The kind of conversation for readers who like their science fiction with the wiring still visible.
B O O M 🤜🏻💥
Author Liudmila Brus retweeted
Hate the huge title covers. Feels like an unimaginative waste. Kind of screams “here’s a book!!!!” Rather than “here’s literally anything about it”
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🚀 Spanking Brand NEW Review!
“This plot is so thick you could stand a spoon up in it. So here it is as a bedtime story for my 8-year-old Sicilian nephew, Marco. Lights off, Marco.”
The real question remains whether the soup was made with fish or with whatever died in the street that day.
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