Chronicles of Nowさんのイラストまとめ

"I decided that I should make the wall itself sentient and to use the point of view of the wall itself as an entity with emotions."

Read more on how author John Wray constructed his short fiction "Status Report" about the border wall in the year 2056.

https://t.co/ND5xfwtAJ8

"Please allow me to introduce myself: I’m a man of wealth and taste."

Read more from Lea Carpenter's short fiction about Facebook's own Mark Zuckerburg.

https://t.co/UTWp7kgjzp

“So how strange out here, already so quiet, now with such a stillness further imposed, to pick it up again as when you realize the first cicadas of the season have been whispering for a while. Ah, there it is.”

Read David Searcy's short story now: https://t.co/YBjkuH1kMA

Spend this Wednesday with @iSmashFizzle and hear the new short story by bestselling author Tommy Orange about what school reopenings are actually like for the kids involved.

@pushkinpods @thommyorange

https://t.co/OPxwO3JTq1

"Anything could become a crime with the Deputized on every corner, watching in grocery stores, in car lots and coffee shops. Watching over you from right next door."

-New fiction by Dantiel W. Moniz (@dantielwmoniz)

https://t.co/w9z3rmXsvu

"It was better to be young than to be old. It was better not to have memories of the world as it once had been."

New short fiction by Hannah Lillith Assadi.
Live now at https://t.co/kre8Gllsum

"She was remembering the feeling she’d get as a kid, wishing for her house to burn down but not all the way down, just so the world would change color a bit."

-Fiction by @ClaireLombardo
https://t.co/t07fxDCXra

Looking for something to do during your shelter in place? May we suggest reading @askanyone channeling Lori Loughlin’s?https://t.co/T1XZAdqzO8

All the illustrations in the Chronicles are by @JoeMcKendry1. Years ago we collaborated on a series for @esquire with @davidgerlach and @calfussman, The animated What I’ve Learned, like below with G Clooney. They’re funny and kind of perfect for right now.https://t.co/ReLgZmKfoj

“What I am is a woman who used her household income to help her kid. If that’s privilege, let’s lock up every mother who builds a diorama for her kid.” Sloane Crosley imagines Lori Loughlin under house arrest. Read the story on The Chronicles of Now. https://t.co/RqsQjsmkQU