THOUGHT THINKERS NEWSLETTER
A Discord Server For Thinkers of Thoughts
As well as a brief September recap
Hello Thought Thinkers!
First and foremost, I’d like to announce a Discord server for the publication! And for anyone who doesn't know what Discord is, I’ll let this Wikipedia page do the work.
So in case any of you have any excess thoughts you’ve been thinking, or there are any discussions you’d like to participate in, this is the place.
And though I’m still a little new to the ways of Discord, I’m hopeful I’ll learn them in time. Plus I’ve got two wonderful admins who’ve volunteered to help with the process. So a quick round of applause for Alec Zarenkiewicz and Edward Swafford!
I’ve created a few channels so far for separate discussions and topics, but I’m always open to more if anyone has any ideas!
I’ll include a brief list of some of the writers I hope might be interested in joining. I’ll try to keep my tag wall limited, but I extend the invitation here to any member of the publication who wants to join.
Benjamin Workman, Chieltjee, Captain Obvious, FJCMontenegro, Claire Elizabeth Levesque, René Beauchemin - [he/him], Annie Avery, Tammi Croteau, Zohvib, Gideon 6ix✍️, PC Hubbard, Diego Luján, Betty, Jane Anne | Creative Mentor, a.j. land, Emerson Dameron
Leave a comment and I’ll send you a link to the group! But feel no pressure to join.
With that out of the way, here are some of my personal favorite stories from the past couple of months here on Thought Thinkers.
This beautiful story by Annie Avery about pain, grief, and WWII uses incredibly evocative language and imagery that really stuck with me after reading.
And on the other side of the spectrum, one of our new writers, Lewiscoaches has been sharing a wide array of film pieces with the publication recently, one of my favorite of which was this in depth look at Adam Sandler.
Another new contributor to the publication, FJCMontenegro, shared this piece a few days ago about the public and media’s obsession with Elon Musk.
This next piece was another beautifully descriptive short story written by PC Hubbard, one of the publication’s newest fiction contributors.
This article was wrtten by Emerson Dameron, and it’s another great inclusion in his serious of pieces that give humorous, sardonic life lessons.
With all that out of the way, this concludes another thought-filled month here on Medium! The community is growing faster than ever and we’ve got a fresh batch of diverse new voices! Additionally, our monthly reads and views for the publication show a lot of reason to be encouraged.
Until my next chaotic newsletter ramble, keep those thoughts thinking and keys tapping!
