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Jo Lindsay Walton

  • Arts and Humanities Researcher and Consultant, Freelance
Brighton, Bristol
As seen in: Medium, Yahoo Canada, Substack, The Conversation, Flipboard, Reactor, Strange Horizons Magazine, Tolerance Canada, Vector (UK)
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Ward Moore - Reactor

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By James Davis Nicoll, Jo Lindsay Walton
| Reactor Verified
The Reactor newsletter is the best way to catch up on the world of science fiction, fantasy, pop culture, and more!
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Applying Ourselves: 30 Reading Experiments

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By Jo Lindsay Walton
| blogspot.com
From Applied African Speculative Fiction: A Toolkit (Ping Press 2026). Here are thirty reading experiments. Choose one or two, and try them on any story in this collection. Whichever experiment you choose, strive to be specific and detailed. And if you have the time, take your time. Read the story, and arrange a discussion group. Ideally print it out and make notes by hand.
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How To Read Sixteen Books at Once (At All Times) - Reactor

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By Jo Lindsay Walton
| Reactor Verified
Before I had an e-reader I used to read only one book at a time like a sensible person, and I’d read all of it straight through. I still do this sometimes. If I want to just carry on reading one particular thing I will do it, and that’s what I mean when I write about a book in my monthly reading list here and say “I couldn’t put it down.” But once I got an e-reader I started to read in a different way. I’ve written before about how it’s the library in my pocket.
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