When you get SCREEN CAPS from friends (broads?) to let you know a.) that they’re talking about you online, b.) that they’re talking about you online in a forum to which you have no access c.) that they’re talking about you online in a forum to which you have no access and want to make sure that you know they can say whatever obnoxious thing about you that they want because you’re not there to defend yourself, you know it’s probably past time to join Twitter.
If your agent/editor/book designer gives you exasperated side-eye because you won’t reconsider Facebook… yes, you, too can be shamed into joining Twitter — even if your agent/editor/book designer doesn’t tweet, you can hope they acknowledge that Twitter’s “better than nothing.” Nothing, which you, like I, was perfectly happy doing…
And so resumes the uneasy marriage: introvert and social media.
For however long the ride, it should at least be entertaining. 😈
Hurray! Doing a happy, happy dance!
I’ll admit I don’t tweet often, but find it an extraordinarily helpful source of news, particularly related to my work.
I quite like twitter, because I feel under no pressure whatsoever to read all the things. I have four or five people I use twitter as my primary means of chatting with, and it feels very cozy….
Hooray! I for one am thrilled to see you there!
BTW, I’ve had the devil of a time logging into your site these past few months. Not your site’s fault–it was LastPass being annoying. This post galvanized me into working past the problem. 🙂