emma burnett
@slashnburnett.bsky.social
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Doctor of food. Writer of stories. Neurospicy. Kind of a lot. Slush reader @flashfictiononline.bsky.social. Science&fiction: https://emmaburnett.uk Drabble&micro markets list: https://emmaburnett.uk/drabble-micro-markets
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'25 Peppercorns' is out now with @mythaxis.bsky.social.

This has been a particularly difficult story for me to publish, both personally and in finding a good home for it. It is deeply personal, but it's also political.

mythaxis.co.uk/issue-43/25-...

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I’ve got a new position! It is called ‘fetal’ and I’ll be here for a while.
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slashnburnett.bsky.social
'25 Peppercorns' is out now with @mythaxis.bsky.social.

This has been a particularly difficult story for me to publish, both personally and in finding a good home for it. It is deeply personal, but it's also political.

mythaxis.co.uk/issue-43/25-...

1/...
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So when I hear of students being encouraged to use GPT in college I don’t hear innovation. I hear cognitive atrophy, the inability to think critically for oneself, and total dependence on vulnerable centralized repositories of data for knowledge without ever understanding how knowledge is generated.
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Magdalen
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What’s the word where you’re from that, when pronounced exactly as it looks, identifies a tourist immediately?
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Our editor, Emily, has made it through a lot these past five years, and hopes you will enjoy this deeply heartfelt and personal collection of her unpublished writing during that time.

Quiet, Quirky, Queer — and now on #NetGalley.
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The older I get, the more NO
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No, I know, it just feels like the rage is slightly off point. It’s not the terminology that’s really the problem, it’s the subsidies, the backroom agreements, the continued support for mega farms and poor animal welfare. This feels like a bait-and-switch.
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Sad thought: today isn’t Saturday.
Worse thought: tomorrow isn’t Saturday either.
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In case future employers need to know where to find me.
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I’ve got a new position! It is called ‘fetal’ and I’ll be here for a while.
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At least yours are for being a good person. I just get salty with pushy parents.
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I have one against me. But it’s from my partner disallowing me from joining the child’s class WhatsApp group. Apparently, we want her to be allowed to remain in the school…?
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Earlier this year, Dr. Jane Goodall sat down for an interview for Brad Falchuk’s new Netflix series, Famous Last Words.

The premise of the series is to interview people on the condition that the interview not air until the subject has passed away.
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Non-peaceful approaches suck. They’re also often ineffective. If the government is going to ignore us anyway, which they all seem to do, then maybe don’t get in the way of peaceful forms of voicing concerns.

I point you to France 1789 for reasons not to be bad leaders.
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Repeated protests are how we show something is really, truly important. It’s how we raise the stakes, dial up the game. It’s one of our most important forms of peaceful transition.
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They’ll say this is about protecting people. It’s not. It does not make me a safer Jew. It does not support Palestinians. It silences us all.
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Off the back of an attack on a synagogue, where the police killed more people than the attacker did, and after a protest that where people said something that hurt absolutely no one, we will lose even more of our right to a voice.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Police to get broader powers to crack down on repeated protests
Officers will be able to tell organisers to move demonstrations if protests have caused
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