I can’t help but notice that the negativity in some of these comments comes from those who did not in any way listen to this interview. It’s about the serialization of a novel on Substack and an excellent one at that. I’m honored to have done it.
Jul 27, 2023·edited Jul 27, 2023Liked by E. Jean Carroll
The TDS industrial complex is lucrative. I support free speech for all, but we should be able to criticize blatant grift. Here is a satirical fiction about stunning and brave progressive activists: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-write-a-sex-diary
Jul 27, 2023·edited Jul 27, 2023Liked by E. Jean Carroll, Jennifer Taub
Wow, dear ladies, you certainly hit a nerve here! Congratulations! Trumpists calling anybody a liar -- how more revealing can it get? Projection, anyone?
Jul 27, 2023Liked by E. Jean Carroll, Substack, Writers at Work, Jennifer Taub
I loved Jen’s reference to pace in writing as it relates to gauge in knitting and how individualized that is. Mine is a little looser than patterns require.
The same seems true in art. A few years ago I took an extended set of art (acrylics) classes in which we four students created six artworks. No matter how hard I tried to modify the style that I displayed in my first two pieces, I couldn’t.
The same might be said of cooking.
I love Backstory Serial, though I admit I’m a few episodes/installments behind.
Anyone who ascribes themselves as a liberal and "pro democracy" clearly has not done much of a study on the effects on society of a pure democracy and makes the misguided assumption that voters in a pure democracy have society's best interests at heart when voting. Even ancient thinkers recognized the danger of a pure democracy when stating "society will collapse once over one half of voters figure out they can vote themselves the wealth of the other half".
This reason alone justifies the actions of our nation's Founders who set up a Republic as a check to preserve the property rights of all our citizens.
With all the evidence of liberal policies ruining every city, state, and country where they have been implemented, it's hard to understand how anyone who actually cares about societal improvement would support such demonstrably destructive policies.
Jul 27, 2023Liked by E. Jean Carroll, Jennifer Taub
It's nice to see more of a spotlight on fiction serialization in Substack. While the content isn't the most appealing to me, I do like this change in focus.
I can’t help but notice that the negativity in some of these comments comes from those who did not in any way listen to this interview. It’s about the serialization of a novel on Substack and an excellent one at that. I’m honored to have done it.
you couldn't pay me all the money in the world to listen to these shrill, talentless women speak for 41 minutes
get better guests
The TDS industrial complex is lucrative. I support free speech for all, but we should be able to criticize blatant grift. Here is a satirical fiction about stunning and brave progressive activists: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-write-a-sex-diary
I'm sure the comment threads on this article will be extremely mature, well reasoned and definitely not a battle of male egos.
Wow, dear ladies, you certainly hit a nerve here! Congratulations! Trumpists calling anybody a liar -- how more revealing can it get? Projection, anyone?
Thank you ladies! It’s wonderful hearing three intelligent writers speak. Keep them coming!
The dyspeptic gastric sensation is great to realize that E. Jean is permitted to further disgrace the digital sphere
I loved Jen’s reference to pace in writing as it relates to gauge in knitting and how individualized that is. Mine is a little looser than patterns require.
The same seems true in art. A few years ago I took an extended set of art (acrylics) classes in which we four students created six artworks. No matter how hard I tried to modify the style that I displayed in my first two pieces, I couldn’t.
The same might be said of cooking.
I love Backstory Serial, though I admit I’m a few episodes/installments behind.
ZERO INTEREST. NO ONE CARES.
You guys should invite Elon Musk to your podcast. Now that would be something to listen to. Or Ice Cube for being silenced.
https://open.substack.com/pub/raisini/p/the-impact-of-elon-musks-trauma-on?r=aegif&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
Wow, the trolls are hungry tonight! #camehereforthecommentsandwasnotdisappointed
Anyone who ascribes themselves as a liberal and "pro democracy" clearly has not done much of a study on the effects on society of a pure democracy and makes the misguided assumption that voters in a pure democracy have society's best interests at heart when voting. Even ancient thinkers recognized the danger of a pure democracy when stating "society will collapse once over one half of voters figure out they can vote themselves the wealth of the other half".
This reason alone justifies the actions of our nation's Founders who set up a Republic as a check to preserve the property rights of all our citizens.
With all the evidence of liberal policies ruining every city, state, and country where they have been implemented, it's hard to understand how anyone who actually cares about societal improvement would support such demonstrably destructive policies.
Incredibly boring.
This comments section is a mess. Grateful to these accomplished women for sharing their insights here!
It's nice to see more of a spotlight on fiction serialization in Substack. While the content isn't the most appealing to me, I do like this change in focus.
Sarah, this is quite a coup! Congrats, and also thank you for helping me find so many people to mute.