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Oliver
@ohj
He looked like Teddy Roosevelt, Madison, and most of what she knew about Teddy Roosevelt was that Madison looked like him. He had a mustache he trimmed but never shaved off, round titanium-wire glasses, and a moth-eaten wool cruiser vest, olive green, complicated breast pockets bristling with pens and little flashlights.
William Gibson • The Peripheral
Marcus, Lord Westcliff in a rage was an impressive sight. Matthew doubted that even Wendell Waring, who was friends with presidents and men of influence, had encountered a man with more natural command. The two constables looked uneasily between the two men.
Lisa Kleypas • A Scandal in Spring (The Wallflowers, Book 4)
John Sarrels
@johnsarrels
Mason Murray
@mason
His name was Horatio Brown, but no one—except me, years later—ever called him that.
Dann McDorman • West Heart Kill: A novel
alexi gunner
@idlegaze
cultural strategist
writes idle gaze; a newsletter exploring the undercurrents of the modern zeitgeist.
founder @ idle gaze consulting
cultural futurist @ RADAR
Tyler Abel
@tylermorgan23
Matt Feldman
@mattfeldman