This could be living people tweeting on books or people starting writer accounts. Think I became more into it through the Moby-Dick account. Although I was on my way to reading it the tweets from it pushed me over the edge. So glad.
Poets: Dickinson and Heaney are truly good. Just how you can read something from their archive once a day.
With accounts that tweet something from a book every 10 mins, well, idk. I like it when applied to Finnegans Wake. Like this forbidding book becomes a normal everyday experience, but actually just recently I find myself switching off.
Looking for some of your favourites to follow, or just experience, like any books you got to finally give it a go through it etc.
― xyzzzz__, Friday, 25 March 2016 19:38 (nine years ago)
I like Frank O'Hara a lot. I always find myself reading the Paris Review stuff too.
― japanese mage (LocalGarda), Friday, 25 March 2016 20:34 (nine years ago)
this shit is so not lit
― stanley krubrick (rip van wanko), Friday, 25 March 2016 20:42 (nine years ago)
https://bloggerskaramazov.com/2016/07/23/twitterifying-dostoevsky/
On editing C&P in tweet form.
Don't think the project was that successful simply because I like it slow and done over time - got to let it sink in to your daily timeline.
― xyzzzz__, Monday, 25 July 2016 20:20 (nine years ago)