Susan Bridges

@susanlbridges.bsky.social

She/her. I write TV & games & comics with my wife Tilly Bridges | Monster High | Star Trek Prodigy | Star Trek Voyager: Homecoming (IDW) | livin in the dream grinder https://bookshop.org/p/books/just-another-summer-tilly-susan-bridges/c86f00f37ea1fa15

This is genuinely disinformation. Vaccines are great are reducing severity, they do not greatly reduce your risk of getting sick, and even that effect wanes within a few months. Masking with n95s or kn95s and cleaning the air are the best protections against getting sick.

Gothamist@gothamist.com · 17h ago

City and state health officials say vaccines are the best protection against getting sick during respiratory virus season: gothamist.visitlink.me/QMbCuO

Start every negotiation with this simple question: what is your publisher FOR? How do they help YOU? Stories for free up front is simple value extraction, and I can't help noticing it's often pointed at marginalized folx who can't get other platforms.

IMO, the solution should not be to browbeat people into an old standard, but rather allow people to wear whatever they want. If someone can wear ducky pajamas in public, you can wear tailoring in any cut, color, and material. As options open up, dress can then be a source of pleasure.

Yo. This is the union calling for a boycott. Here in America people like to say "Well I was already boycotting Starbucks!" No you were not. You were just choosing not to buy their stuff. That is not a boycott. A boycott is an organized, collective activity. "I" don't boycott: we do.

Starbucks Workers United@sbworkersunited.org · 4d ago

We have power in numbers, and we'll continue to fight for a better Starbucks. Support us by BOYCOTTING STARBUCKS until the company finalizes fair union contracts with workers! boycottstarbucks.net

I'm grateful that managing #StarTrekAdventures allows me to commission art that represents things we know about but never got to see on screen. One example is this lovely image of Captain Nyota Uhura, boldly exploring as commanding officer of the U.S.S. Leondegrance. Art by Paolo Puggioni. #LLAP

Captain Nyota Uhura commanding the U.S.S Leondegrance.

iiiif you missed @susanlbridges.bsky.social and my most recent newsletter, then you missed all the details we can presently reveal about… this screenshot! don’t you wanna (kinda) know what’s up??

me and Lilly Wachowski smiling in a zoom screenshot
Tilly Bridges@tillybridges.bsky.social · last wk.

time for a new issue of @susanlbridges.bsky.social and my writing newsletter! don't you want some details on... secret things? don't you want to see interviews with us about our work? don't you wanna know what we're working on? don't you want cat pics?? don't you LOVE US? you do? Oh phew ok cool

The snobbishness about this comes in part from the fact you can no longer pay all your bills doing a minimum wage job. If you work 35hrs a week you should be able to pay rent, pay utilities, buy food & have a little left over for a few beers on a Friday. This never used to be a controversial view.

Anon Opin@anonopin.bsky.social · 4d ago

There's absolutely nothing wrong with working a minimum wage retail job no matter your age. A job is a job. And this performative, ignorant gatekeeping by those saying it's not a "proper job" can get in the bin. Work is work.

An ectopic pregnancy was the worst pain of my life. I was told it would kill me if not removed. Since then I’ve written a whole shelf full of comics. Maybe that’s a small thing, but Imagine what else is missing from the world because all these women are gone.

steven monacelli@stevanzetti.bsky.social · 5d ago

Texas is delaying its typical September 1 release of maternal mortality data until December 1, conveniently timed to be after the midterm election. Recent reports have shown a sharp rise in ectopic pregnancy deaths after the abortion ban went into effect. www.austinchronicle.com/news/texas-p...

In May 2003, writer Simon Wessley opined about “World Trade Center Syndrome”, claiming that traumatized, anxious Manhattanites were experiencing a psychological problem, and not the real physical symptoms they were reporting. Thousands would later die from exposure to toxic chemicals from 9/11.

How have we reached this state of affairs?
Our reactions to the anthrax episode cannot be seen in isolation, or without reference to our general views of health, illness and risk.
Similarly, the emergence of 'World Trade Syndrome', a vague collection of symptoms among the residents of Lower Manhattan, blamed on various 'toxins' released after the collapse of the Twin Towers, only makes sense in the context of a seemingly endless list of other mysterious symptoms and syndromes that are blamed on similar toxic disasters.

People could buy a house off of working on one show and now people juggle as many jobs and side jobs as they can hustle and can't make rent. The race to the bottom killed Hollywood.

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delighted that @susanlbridges.bsky.social and i got to contribute to the 24th Century Campaign Guide! here’s a taste of our contributions i will ALWAYS jump at any chance to write Dax and Grand Nagus Zek is, uh, actually SO fun to write? we’re always happy to do more for Star Trek Adventures 🩷🖖

•PROTECTION ISN'T
AGGRESSION

LETTER TO HER FUTURE TRILL HOSTS, LT. JADZIA DAX, DEEP SPACE 9

l've seen my share of wars over the centuries. I've not just seen war, l've experienced war. And it's never anything other than a nightmare.
But that doesn't mean war is unjust on all sides. The Dominion is wrong to invade the Alpha Quadrant, and the Federation is right to resist. Starfleet isn't a military force, but we will protect those who need it.
Let trillions of innocents die, or be wounded, and be forced to live under fascism?
Sure as hell not on my watch. And not on yours, either.CONFLICTING RULES

EXCERPT FROM A SPEECH BY GRAND NAGUS ZEK, FERENGINAR

The 34th Rule of Acquisition says, "War is good for business." Given that weapons, technology, medical supplies, and even reinforcements all come with a cost, this is certainly very true.
The 35th Rule of Acquisition says, "Peace is good for business." In the absence of armed conflict, technology, science, and even societal progress can advance completely unimpeded—this is also true!
But I submit to you that peace is better for business, because your customers can't do business with you if they're dead, can they? Well? Can they?!
Jim Johnson@ineti.bsky.social · 7d ago

New blog post up; celebrating 60 years of Star Trek and the periods of play presented in the 24th Century Campaign Guide. Plus free Star Trek Generations mission briefs! Oh, and the pdf of the 24th century book is being transmitted to preorder customers. 🖖 #LLAP modiphius.net/en-us/blogs/...

a little something about my recent move into academia - true fact, when we won the emmy, one of my fellow “lost” writers turned to me and said “the first line of your obituary just got written”

Rob Owen@robowentv.bsky.social · 6d ago

TV Talk: Former #Lost #TheWitcher writer @okbjgm.bsky.social leaves L.A., moves to #Pittsburgh to teach at @CarnegieMellon + #ThePitt early Emmy wins + 2 reporters join @WTAE this month + #SouthPark renamed, via @triblive.bsky.social triblive.com/aande/movies...

ok check it: a group of teen girls try to step out of the shadows of their predecessors and learn how to support each other on a road trip full of comedy, superheroics, aliens, robots, eyeballs, frogs, and roadside attractions IN SPACE! PREORDER25 gets you 25% off at B&N thru Sept 11!

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