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Alexandra Rowland (they/them) ✨ Profile picture
Alexandra Rowland (they/them) ✨
@_alexrowland
Fantasy author, cohost of the Hugo Award nominated @serpentcast. They/Them. Rep by @brittsiess || https://t.co/UwmOgL7ldK
Mar 28, 2018 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
There are not enough capslocks and exclamation points in all the world to describe how I feel about this thread. This is the song of my heart, this is the burning flame at the core of me. Because fanfic is important and SERIOUS. (small reaction thread) People spend vast, vast amounts of time and energy on fanfic, they pour their whole heart into fanfic. That is beautiful, that is WORTHY. That deserves to be respected and taken seriously as Art, as LITERATURE.
Mar 11, 2018 • 64 tweets • 22 min read
*former Jared's employee cackles hysterically into the distance, tickled utterly pink*

Ahem. Diamonds have always been a fucking scam. Ask me if you want advice on BETTER STONES for your engagement ring. I knows rocks, my good dude. IOLITE IS SO COOL. iolite is nearly as cool as alexandrite
Jan 29, 2018 • 44 tweets • 9 min read
Yo my dudes I'm procrastinating on revising my book and my looming deadline so I'm gonna thread again and tell y'all about the invention of kabuki theater because it is #WILD

Let me tell you the story of a woman

and her incredible pants The place: JAPAN, OBVIOUSLY
The time: THE DAWN OF THE 1600S. The Portuguese had arrived sixty years before, in 1543, and promptly looked around and went "oh my gOD the #AESTHETIC" which blah blah blah eventually led to an outbreak of weeaboos in 18th century Europe BUT IRRELEVANT
Jan 17, 2018 • 17 tweets • 4 min read
Ur local former mythology major stepping in to talk about five very important and telling words in this tweet: "as it used to be".

A THREAD, featuring: Dreamtime, nostalgia, millennials killing various industries, and Narnia. There's this term in mythology studies, "dreamtime" (sometimes called "strongtime"). Dreamtime is the chronological era in which stories take place: "once upon a time" or "long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away" or "a very long time ago and half the world away"