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Tim Melody Pratt

@timpratt.org

Writer and editor. Loser of Nebula, World Fantasy, Dick, and Stoker Awards (won a Hugo tho). Been published in Best American Short Stories AND Best American Erotica. Genderfluid. Any pronouns I publish a new story monthly at www.patreon.com/timpratt (ooh)

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Tim Melody Pratt@timpratt.org · 2d ago

Whew! I almost contributed to a Discourse here! Stopped myself in time Now to go lay in a hammock and read in a tiny skirt and tank top (it’s 90 already before noon here) with a cute dog nearby instead

Tim Melody Pratt@timpratt.org · 4d ago

It's a new month! Always a good time to join my Patreon, where I've been publishing a new story every month since May 2015 (through rain and plague and heat and gloom of night), plus bonus material including trunk stories, poetry, audio, and weird ephemera $2 for the fiction, $5 for everything!

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Get more from Tim Melody Pratt on Patreon. Join for free or become a member for just $2/month. Tim Melody Pratt is a genderfluid (any pronouns) author of…

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Greg van Eekhout@gregvaneekhout.bsky.social · 6d ago

If you like odysseys, maybe check out my short story, "Far as You Can Go," about a lad and a broken robot crossing a strange post-apocalyptic landscape in search of something better. (Cover created by human, Jenn Reese.) Kobo: www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/... Amazon: www.amazon.com/Far-As-You-C...

Far As You Can Go - A Short Story ebook by Greg van Eekhout - Rakuten Kobo

Read "Far As You Can Go - A Short Story" by Greg van Eekhout available from Rakuten Kobo. A short story by the author of California Bones, Norse Code, The Boy at the End of the World, and Kid vs. Squi...

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Tim Melody Pratt@timpratt.org · 6d ago

Another couple thousand words done and I have finished my six-part tie-in novelette! About 12K total. Which I will tell y'all more about when it comes out later this fall. It's fun though. Nasty magic and horrible rich people and bootleggers and potions and lump hammers

Tim Melody Pratt@timpratt.org · last wk.

part five of my six-part novelette has been drafted! I won't get to write the last bit until the end of the week though as I have to go spend the next couple of days floating in water we're running out of summer and so one must prioritize

Tim Melody Pratt@timpratt.org · last wk.

Forget that long-haired latecomer Josh. Have you heard the good news about Mithras the Unconquered Sun? Give me that old time religion

Hemant Mehta@friendlyatheist.com · last wk.

Evangelist Whitney Lynn says she preaches on planes because she loves “a captive audience.” She's not alone. It's becoming a trend. If spreading your message requires listeners who can't escape, maybe it's not as compelling as you think. www.friendlyatheist.com/p/christian-...

Kameron Hurley@kameronhurley.com · last wk.

Fun fact: there's no actual science behind the "10,000 steps a day" recommendation. It was from a marketing campaign, and has since just been endlessly repeated as fact (like a lot of marketing campaigns !) www.nuhs.edu/debunking-th...

The 10,000 Step Myth: What Actually Matters

Chiropractic medicine intern sheds light on the 10,000 steps per day myth and how much walking is actually beneficial

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Doctora Malka Older@older.bsky.social · last wk.

JUST skimmed a piece in the Harvard Gazette that totally validates this "any little bit is better than doing nothing" news.harvard.edu/gazette/stor...

Tansy Gardam@tansyg.bsky.social · last wk.

obsessed with Ian Flemming's daily schedule - swim - brunch - write 1500 words no edits just freestyle - lobster hunting - pink gin - lunch - siesta - sit in garden - another swim - 500 more words - "a couple of powerful drinks" - dinner - scrabble with wife - sleep

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