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Twitter and ‘Working on My Novel’

By Tina Dupuy on May 21, 2009 12:36 PM

“Working on my novel” is a fun search on Twitter.

It’s like a car wreck. We were annoyed that everyone slowed down to look but now we’re mesmerized.

We asked local lit agent (rumored FBLA reader) Betsy Amster what she thinks of this novel surge. She tells us, “What this suggests is that the New Media won’t kill the Old Media. Could it be true?? Great news if it is!”

Outstanding.

Via Buzzfeed

Previously on FBLA: Are Unemployed Writers Turning To Amazon.com For Creative Outlet?

Tags: Betsy Amster

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