Jennifer Sherman Roberts

@jshermanroberts.bsky.social

Novelist. PhD in early modern lit. History of science fan. THE VILLAGE HEALER'S BOOK OF CURES (Lake Union 10/23). Oregonian. Rep'd by Jen Newens/Martin Literary Management

We’re asking for your help to get Burnham’s Government to act on AI and copyright. Alongside fellow members of the Creators’ Rights Alliance, we’re sharing the We Are Better Than This video animation which outlines the fears and concerns shared by many creators and society at large. 🧵

I’m on p10 and love it already #historyteacher ‘Local history is the foundation of national and global history. When we can recover a story from the past that’s linked to places we know, it’s likely we’ll feel that history personally.’ Quite SHP/HAU, no?

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youve heard of failing upwards. well academic careers in 2026 encapsulate the reverse: succeeding downwards. so many talented, highly qualified people, being punished for their achievements

"a country that worries abt declining birthrates cannot dismiss the material conditions under which women are expected to give birth, recover, earn money & raise children...Before asking why women are...not [having] children, America should ask whether it has done enough to deserve their motherhood"

Sarah Tuttle@niais.cryptoanarchy.network · 2mo ago

All of this and more. I wouldn't trade my children for the world. But this country has meant that I've traded a lot to be their mom. www.seattletimes.com/opinion/wond...

My husband usually gets up before me and hangs out with Caribou, the dog we've been fostering. Yesterday, the dog slept in with me, and I found this note with some cornflakes. Apparently, my husband "accidentally" spills cereal every morning, and he didn't want her to miss her a.m. treat #keeper

A note that reads "4 the Dog" with some cereal