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My mentor John Hughes taught me how to write. Then he plagiarised my work | Joseph Earp

theguardian.com · Jan 29

In 2022, the acclaimed Australian author was found to have plagiarised whole sentences from Leo Tolstoy and F Scott Fitzgerald. When a former student discovered he was among those greats, his reaction was complicated

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Caitlin Fitzsimmons 🧜‍♀️ (@niltiac) · Jan 30
RT @MicWink: This @crop221 piece is easily the best thing written about the John Hughes saga. Sensitive but unsentimental. Now I'm off to b…
Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) · Jan 30
RT @frogworth: The magnificent Joseph Earp aka @crop221 wrote this touching piece about a special kind of betrayal by someone he loved. If…
Ewa so slightly (@EwaSR) · Jan 29
RT @crop221: I’ve known John Hughes since I was 11. Last year, I was made aware that he had plagiarised me. That’s the top line of this sto…
Jane Lee (@JaneSYLee) · Jan 29
RT @crop221: I’ve known John Hughes since I was 11. Last year, I was made aware that he had plagiarised me. That’s the top line of this sto…
Nic Fildes (@NicFildes) · Jan 29
RT @crop221: I’ve known John Hughes since I was 11. Last year, I was made aware that he had plagiarised me. That’s the top line of this sto…
dozier cat (@robardzr) · Jan 29
RT @crop221: I’ve known John Hughes since I was 11. Last year, I was made aware that he had plagiarised me. That’s the top line of this sto…
Staci D Kramer (@sdkstl) · Jan 30
RT @crop221: I’ve known John Hughes since I was 11. Last year, I was made aware that he had plagiarised me. That’s the top line of this sto…
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We’re Already Living in the Metaverse

theatlantic.com · Jan 30

Reality is blurred. Boredom is intolerable. And everything is entertainment.

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Adrienne LaFrance (@AdrienneLaF) · Jan 30
The Atlantic's new cover story, out this morning, is by the extraordinary @megangarber. A brilliant indictment of our everything-is-entertainment culture in the tradition of Postman and McLuhan. Must read: theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…
Eli Stokols (@EliStokols) · Jan 30
RT @TheAtlantic: Our constant need for entertainment has blurred the line between fiction and reality—on television, in politics, and in ou…
Edmund Lee (@edmundlee) · Jan 30
RT @AdrienneLaF: The Atlantic's new cover story, out this morning, is by the extraordinary @megangarber. A brilliant indictment of our ever…
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Inside the Fight to Save the Peruvian Amazon From Big Oil

rollingstone.com · Jan 30

The survival of the world’s biggest rainforest is critical to the survival of life on Earth. The fossil fuel industry is hell-bent on drilling in it

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Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) · Jan 30
RT @joshfoxfilm: The military police in Peru have killed over 50 protestors. This is my report on how Peru’s neo-colonialist government a…
Seán Ono Lennon (@seanonolennon) · Jan 31
My good friend @joshfoxfilm wrote the RS article on what’s happening in Peru. Check it out please. twitter.com/joshfoxfilm/st…
Robert Silverman (@BobSaietta) · Jan 30
RT @joshfoxfilm: The military police in Peru have killed over 50 protestors. This is my report on how Peru’s neo-colonialist government a…
Rebekah Jones (@GeoRebekah) · Jan 30
RT @joshfoxfilm: The military police in Peru have killed over 50 protestors. This is my report on how Peru’s neo-colonialist government a…
Shaun King (@shaunking) · Jan 31
RT @joshfoxfilm: The military police in Peru have killed over 50 protestors. This is my report on how Peru’s neo-colonialist government a…
Notorious TDB (@TinaDesireeBerg) · Jan 30
RT @joshfoxfilm: The military police in Peru have killed over 50 protestors. This is my report on how Peru’s neo-colonialist government a…
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Can Community Programs Help Slow the Rise in Violence?

propublica.org · Jan 30

Amid a murder crisis in America, governments are investing millions in local, non-police programs. The violence intervention workers leading them are now under pressure to prove their worth.

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ProPublica (@propublica) · Jan 31
RT @MegsNewz: Cities try deploying “community violence interrupters.” One helped a 19-year-old who wanted to stop selling drugs procure a c…
The New Yorker (@NewYorker) · Jan 30
RT @AlecMacGillis: Amid a surge in gun violence, the Biden admin has committed hundreds of millions of $$ to "community violence interventi…
Alec MacGillis (@AlecMacGillis) · Jan 30
RT @justin_fenton: “How can I expect someone to put their guns down when their basic needs aren’t being addressed?” Community violence prog…
Ned Pyle (@NerdPyle) · Jan 31
RT @MegsNewz: Cities try deploying “community violence interrupters.” One helped a 19-year-old who wanted to stop selling drugs procure a c…
Jesse Hicks (@jessehixxx) · Jan 30
RT @justin_fenton: “How can I expect someone to put their guns down when their basic needs aren’t being addressed?” Community violence prog…
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HBO's The Last Of Us Reclaims The Queerness Its World Forgot

kotaku.com · Jan 30

Bill and Frank’s story in the TV show isn’t just about survival, it’s about living

Shared by @Levit0 and 3 others.
Kyle Campbell (@Levit0) · Jan 30
RT @shepardcdr: The Last of Us has shown culture is as much a casualty of the apocalypse as people are, but HBO’s take on Bill and Frank is…
Zack Zwiezen (@ZwiezenZ) · Jan 30
RT @Kotaku: HBO's The Last of Us reclaims the queerness its world forgot: bit.ly/3Y7VIrL https://t.co/KmYo25Lmvc
James Whitbrook (@Jwhitbrook) · Jan 30
RT @shepardcdr: The Last of Us has shown culture is as much a casualty of the apocalypse as people are, but HBO’s take on Bill and Frank is…
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Nobody Expects The Vanished Inquisition

rickmorton.substack.com · Jan 30

on perception, reality and revenge

Shared by @robertvk and 4 others.
Asher Wolf (@Asher_Wolf) · Jan 30
RT @KieranPender: ‘this inquiry, I kid you not, is the most damning & serious thing I have ever covered. It is repulsive in its ramificatio…
Robert van Krieken (@robertvk) · Jan 31
RT @KieranPender: ‘this inquiry, I kid you not, is the most damning & serious thing I have ever covered. It is repulsive in its ramificatio…
@kcarruthers is on Mastodon now 🌻💙💛😷 (@kcarruthers) · Jan 30
RT @KieranPender: ‘this inquiry, I kid you not, is the most damning & serious thing I have ever covered. It is repulsive in its ramificatio…
Axel Bruns (@snurb_dot_info) · Jan 30
RT @KieranPender: ‘this inquiry, I kid you not, is the most damning & serious thing I have ever covered. It is repulsive in its ramificatio…
Michaela Whitbourn (@MWhitbourn) · Jan 30
RT @KieranPender: ‘this inquiry, I kid you not, is the most damning & serious thing I have ever covered. It is repulsive in its ramificatio…
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Professional Writer?

onposting.substack.com · Jan 30

Last summer, I wrote a story for, let's say, a mid-tier Hearst magazine about "survival influencers." Basically, there is a small sect of YouTubers who've made a career by decamping into a provocative corner of the global wilderness — the Canadian prairies, the Australian badlands, the Alaskan ...

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Taylor Lorenz (@TaylorLorenz) · Jan 30
@luke_winkie "As those divine career echelons came into view, I began to realize that they've withered into something progressively more topsy-turvy and fucked-up... as the digital media boom went bust" onposting.substack.com/p/professional… https://t.co/8eOqzNWdQB
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It’s time to talk about male mediocrity at work

fortune.com · Jan 30

Why men weaponize "strategic incompetence"—and how I learned to stop doing that.

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Alyson Shontell (@ajs) · Jan 31
RT @RossMcCammon: Strategic incompetence is a destructive force in the workplace. Here's a @FortuneMagazine story I wrote about how men, in…
Kylie Robison (@kyliebytes) · Jan 30
RT @ajs: It’s time to talk about male mediocrity at work fortune.com/2023/01/30/mal…
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What Became of the Oscar Streaker?

newyorker.com · Jan 30

After Robert Opel dashed naked across the stage in 1974, he ran for President and settled into the gay leather scene, in the orbit of Robert Mapplethorpe and Harvey Milk.

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Justin E. Burch (@justinokc) · Jan 30
RT @NewYorker: .@MJSchulman investigates the wild life and tragic death of Robert Opel, best known as the man who streaked the 1974 Academy…
Walter Thompson (@YourProtagonist) · Jan 30
RT @NewYorker: .@MJSchulman investigates the wild life and tragic death of Robert Opel, best known as the man who streaked the 1974 Academy…
Emily Nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) · Jan 30
RT @MJSchulman: In 1974, a man streaked the Oscars. But what happened next? He joined the gay leather scene in San Francisco, opened an ero…
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I Don't Want to Drive Internal Combustion Cars Anymore

jalopnik.com · Jan 30

With a few exceptions for dedicated performance vehicles and heavy-duty trucks, I'm ready for every new car to be fully electric.

Shared by @patbits and 3 others.
Patrick Lucas Austin (@patbits) · Jan 30
RT @bypatrickgeorge: Major props to @dsgolson for putting on the heat shield to write this piece. This is where all of the most exciting th…
Patrick George (@bypatrickgeorge) · Jan 30
Major props to @dsgolson for putting on the heat shield to write this piece. This is where all of the most exciting things in cars are happening right now: jalopnik.com/i-dont-want-to…
Daniel Golson (@dsgolson) · Jan 30
Sitting down to read the 135 comments on my latest @Jalopnik story that's about why I don't want to drive new gas cars anymore jalopnik.com/i-dont-want-to… https://t.co/cC8lkj718R
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