Lost in Words

I had a moment yesterday, when I started to question what I was doing. It was very specific, concerning a project that I have been working o...

My experiment with the writer's platform Medium continues. Anyone who is a creative can become a slave to the little bell icon. That lit...

There was a reply in my Twitter X notifications the other day, which told me that I should celebrate my one-year anniversary on the platform...

I was on Twitter X the other day, when I came across a post about the comics that were a big part of life for children back in the 1970s. Th...

So, what is happening to Twitter X? I don't think that I will ever understand the way the algorithm of Twitter X works. I'm not the ...

I noticed on Twitter X recently that authors will occasionally mention their word count for the day. Some are quite impressive, writing seve...

So, it's Christmas Day, and I'm writing a blog post.  It will just be a quick one today, because if you feel the urge to write, then...

 A while back, someone posted the image below on Twitter X. It speaks for itself. We live in a world where you can buy a book, new, for a fe...

Amazingly, this is my most viewed tweet on Twitter X in 2023 and for a brief period, a few weeks after posting, it was trending.  It has 720...

Just to say right at the start of this Christmas post, the billion reads on Kindle Unlimited does not refer to my book. I wish! No, it refer...

One of the mysteries of being on Twitter, or its new name X, is figuring out how the algorithm works and making sense of Twitter analytics. ...

43 years ago today, the band Teardrop Explodes released their debut album Kilimanjaro. An unofficial Twitter fan account describes their mus...

I've been meaning to set up a Twitter feed to the blog (I know Musk has decided to call it X, but hardly anyone does, so I think I will ...

I was on Twitter (or X as Musk would prefer it) this morning when I came across this picture. The steps of Balamand University, Lebanon. How...