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More #books for your #Spooktober some #vampire reads that you may have missed. Kronos, an updated novelization of a #hammerhorror classic by #guyadams , Nightblood by T Chris Martindale, 13 Bullets (the entire Laura Caxton series is amazing) by #DavidWellington, and The Summoning by terror titan #BentleyLittle #bookstagram #bookrecommendations #spooktober2020 https://www.instagram.com/p/CGHukV4gvaB/?igshid=1iwcortr8u6iv
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Yes I'm obsessed with Sherlock Holmes. No, I won't apologize. 🔍 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🔍 Read this one a long time ago but I remember getting into it immediately. It had elements of fright, surprise, and mystery (of course). I always love the way Dr. Watson is depicted in these stories. The voices appear to stay true to the original tales and are just branches of Doyle's first mysteries. 🔍 Also MY PUSHEEN PLUSHIE IS ADORABLE! You can't deny it. - - - - - - #bookreview #sherlockholmes #breathofGod #guyadams #bookworm #bookstagram #bookpic #mysterynovel #creativewriting #authorlife #writerscorner #booklover #bookcharacter #fictionbook #arthurconandoyle #drwatson #writerscorner #writersofinstagram #writerscommunity #britishbook #sherlock #authorsofinstagram #adventurebook https://www.instagram.com/p/BqFmPVRnmwc/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1crp6z0mpczl
Guy Adams makes the Top Ten Thrillers of 2015 list on thebookbag.co.uk!
Looking for an awesome thriller this autumn? Look no further! @GuyAdamsAuthor https://t.co/7KXtnpakBf@TheBookbag pic.twitter.com/ZYKOn1C4Bq
— Del Rey Books (@DelReyUK) November 13, 2015
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Per our previous correspondence, your account was suspended because a complaint was filed stating that you had violated our Terms of Service regarding the posting of private information (such as a non-public email address), as stated in our Guidelines & Best Practices (https://twitter.com/rules). We have just received an updated notice from the complainant retracting the original request. Therefore, your account has been unsuspended, and no further action is required from you at this time.
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So, no due process. Just delete upon complaint, and clean up later.
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Temporarily Boycotting Twitter due to Censorship Issue
As a minor form of protest against Twitter suspending Guy Adams' account (in effect censoring him), I won't be signing into Twitter until I hear that they've reinstated his account. If they don't reinstate his account, I will be considering deactivating my Twitter account. For now, my blog posts (from Pneumatised!), Tumblr posts, and Plurks will still auto-Tweet via those respective sites. People can also follow me on Google+, where I frequently post publicly.
What Guy Adams had to say about Twitter suspending his account (click the title link after to see his full article)
As a journalist, you know you are doing your job properly when you manage to upset rich, powerful and entitled people who are used to getting their own way. And you know you've really got under their skin when they pursue censorship, the avenue of last resort since time immemorial.
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Twitter's guidelines forbid users from publishing what they call "private" information, including "private email addresses". There is plenty of sense in this. But I did not Tweet a private email address. I Tweeted a corporate address for Mr Zenkel, which is widely listed online, and is identical in form to that of tens of thousands of those at NBC.
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As for Gary Zenkel, he is supposedly a grown-up, with a salary, and ego to match. His TV network has decided to delay broadcasting key Olympic events until Prime Time on the grounds it hopes to make more money from advertising. NBC surely knew viewers would be upset by this. If it now displeases Mr Zenkel to get emails from those rightly-angry customers, then he is surely in the wrong job.
See my comments on Google+.
