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  1. @ViaDear on Finding Her Corner of TwitterVia Buksbazen, or Via Bia, is a DC-based screenwriter, script consultant, and essayist. She is a Fellow of the 2015 Stowe Story Labs and the […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  2. @CaseyJEllison on Regional Accents and the Zen of TwitterCasey Jane Ellison is a Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian, writer, and multimedia artist. She has starred in several web series including […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  3. @SafyHallanFarah on the Moon, Making Friends Online, and the Goodness of […]Safy-Hallan Farah is a Minneapolis-based writer. She is moving to New York City and has a forthcoming collection of essays called No New […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  4. @IAmChrisScott on Twitter, Turkey Trots, and TrucksChris Scott is your friend. He lives, works, writes, gardens, kayaks, and bakes pies in Boston, Massachusetts. He grew up in Illinois and has […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  5. Naomi Skwarna (@awomanskwarned) on Lifestyle Tweeters and Imagined Value […]Naomi Skwarna is a writer and artist living in Toronto. She has written for Hazlitt, The Hairpin, The Globe and Mail, Toronto Life, The […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  6. Talking to @SarahJoyShockey About Twitter Arguments and TornadosSarah Shockey is a writer, performer, and maker of little drawings in Chicago. She created and performs a one-woman show called Red: The […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  7. Greg Erskine (@cat_beltane) on Following Up on Tweets and Being Described […]Greg Erskine was born and raised in New Hampshire, but currently lives in Louisville, Kentucky with his wife and cats. He makes puppet videos […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  8. @Nikitaetmode on Social Media and Being a Big Sister to Young Girls Online@Nikitaetmode is an NYU student, digital strategist and writer. When not doing those things, she says, she’s probably asleep, talking about […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  9. @AubreyBell on Tweeting and What’s Fun About Plain RealityAubrey Bellamy (@aubreybell) is a writer and regular person, really, living in Los Angeles. This week Bellamy and I talked about three of her […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  10. @KasaiRex on Baltimore, Tweets That Point at Uncomfortable Truths, and […]Kasai Rex is a writer living in his hometown of Baltimore. Analyzing race, gender, and class in America and abroad, his essays and reviews have […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  11. @MorganCline on Twitter, Birthdays, and Sharing Her Artwork OnlineMorgan Cline spends her days working in the trenches of Hollywood and her nights dreaming of Zayn. She makes marker art and sculptures, which […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  12. Patrick Monahan (@pattymo) on Tweeting and Inconsequential Outrage OnlinePatrick Monahan is a standup comedian and writer living in Manhattan. He co-produces a show called Bad Karma every first, second and fourth […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  13. Danielle Henderson (@knottyyarn) on Her Schedule Overhaul and Talking […]Danielle Henderson is a writer who’s written about pop culture, race, class, gender, and more for Vulture, Cosmopolitan, The Guardian, and […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  14. Kyrell Grant (@imbobswaget) Talks Pop Culture She Loves and Hates, Plus […]Kyrell Grant is a freelance writer for hire located in Toronto. On Twitter, you can find her under the name black frances ha, or @imbobswaget. […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  15. @TessaStrain Talks Nonsense and Tweets That Go UnnoticedTessa Strain is a writer living in Brooklyn (“like everybody!”). This week Strain walked me through three of her favorite tweets she’s written. […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  16. Crissy Milazzo (@FrizzyFilazzo) on Hyperbolic Tweets and Emotional […]Crissy Milazzo lives in LA, where she’s an editor at Distractify and a freelance writer. Her writing has been on Thought Catalog, Medium, and […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  17. @FranHoepfner on Tombstones and Taking Her Time to Write JokesFran Hoepfner is an editorial assistant at ClickHole, as well as a writer and comedian living in Chicago. She is a features contributor for […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  18. Mary Houlihan (@MaryHoulie) on Performance-Based Tweets and Sweet TrollingMary Houlihan is a standup comedian and painter located in Brooklyn. She co-hosts the live show Cartoon Monsoon running at The Annoyance […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  19. Sarah Hagi (@geekylonglegs) on Twitter as a First Impression and Tweets […]Sarah Hagi is a Toronto-based writer. She’s contributed to The Hairpin, the Guardian, The Toast, Buzzfeed, National Post, and more. This week […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  20. Gabriella Paiella (@GMPaiella) on Acrostics and Tweeting’s Negative Impact […]Gabriella Paiella is a New York-based writer. She works as a senior editor at Maxim, co-writes Lucky Peach’s monthly “Deranged Crafts” column, […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  21. Tamara Yajia (@DancesWithTamis) on Crass Comedy and Sharing Her Twitter […]Tamara Yajia is a writer and performance artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina, who currently resides in Los Angeles. Yajia founded the […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  22. @DjangoGold On Brevity And Seeking Validation On TwitterDjango Gold is a senior writer at The Onion and former journalist. He performs standup in Chicago and has contributed to Shouts & Murmurs, […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  23. @EmmaBarrie on Fitting a Feeling Into the Limited Space Twitter Gives YouEmma Barrie is a writer living in Los Angeles. She’s contributed to The Hairpin, The Rumpus, Death And Taxes, and more, and she’s made videos […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  24. @MeganMaileGreen on Hummingbirds and if People Like Her Tweets for the […]Megan Maile Green is a contributing writer for The Onion and ClickHole, and a cast member on The Wheel Show, a sketch comedy show at the […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  25. Mitra Jouhari (@tweetrajouhari) on Making Connections Online and Writing […]Mitra Jouhari is an improviser, writer, and actor living in Brooklyn. She performs improv, sketch, plays, and character stuff all around NYC at […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  26. Talking to @JamesHartnett About Tweeting in Character and MoreJames Hartnett is a comedian, writer and actor from Toronto. He’s won a Canadian Comedy Award and worked on shows like Funny As Hell, This Hour […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  27. Drew Koshgarian (@MostlyPregnant) on Social Media and Jokes Being ThoughtsDrew Koshgarian is a writer and baker living in Los Angeles. She supplies pastries at UCB Sunset’s Inner Sanctum Cafe. You can find […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  28. @LollyAdefope on Extroversion, Selfies, and Tweets That ‘Say Something’Lolly Adefope is a 24-year-old comedian, writer, and actor from London. She performs around London several times a week, and is performing her […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  29. Shane Murphy (@Shanehasabeard) on Relatable Comedy and His Stupidest […]Shane Murphy is originally from Albuquerque, NM, and now lives in Austin, Texas, where he stays at home with his four kids, ages 3-8, while he […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  30. Talking to @AllegraRingo About Dogs, Dates, and ‘Reading Rainbow’Allegra Ringo lives in LA, where she writes for VICE and CollegeHumor as well as her Maude team at the UCB Theatre. She spends most of her free […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  31. Grace Spelman (@gspels) on Spontaneous Comedy and Remembering Old TweetsGrace Spelman is a comedian, musician, writer, and improviser currently based in Massachusetts and moving back to New York this summer. Though […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  32. Talking to Gary Richardson (@garyyesgary) About Writing Jokes and […]Gary Richardson is a writer and performer having the time of his life in Brooklyn. He performs live around the city and encourages you to see […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  33. Talking to Clickhole’s Cullen Crawford (@hellocullen) about Twitter, […]Cullen Crawford lives in Chicago. He is a staff writer at Clickhole.com and was previously a staff writer at the Onion News Network. Crawford […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  34. Ariana Lenarsky (@aardvarsk) on Literary Twitter and the Linguistic Career […]Ariana Lenarsky is a musician, poet, and comedian from Los Angeles. She’s written for places including McSweeney’s and HuffPo, and writes, […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  35. Gabby Noone (@twelveoclocke) Talks About Twitter and ‘Aggressively […]Gabby Noone is a writer and student based in New York City. She’s a staff writer at Rookie Mag and has contributed to sites such as Buzzfeed, […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  36. Eudora Peterson (@Pjetey) on Twitter’s Character Limit and Not […]Eudora Peterson is a New York City-based comedian whose work has appeared on The Hairpin, The Toast, and more. She currently runs Fashion What […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  37. Talking to @wutangcher About Deleting Tweets and Balancing Frankness with […]On Twitter she goes by @wutangcher or mangorita hayworth, but IRL this week’s Follow Friday is Allison S. from Indianapolis, Indiana. According […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  38. Talking to Joe Rumrill (@2tonbug) about Standup, Twitter, and TrumpetsJoe Rumrill is a standup comedian and writer living in New York City. Her performs regularly at the UCB, the PIT, Over the Eight, and at […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  39. Artist Lisa Hanawalt (@Lisadraws) on Sharing Her Sketchbook and Adopting a […]Lisa Hanawalt (@lisadraws) is an artist based in Los Angeles. Hanawalt is a coproducer and production designer on the Netflix animated series […]
    By Jenny Nelson
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    @NickCiarelli on Twitter’s Uselessness and Its Effect on His Sense of HumorNick Ciarelli is a writer living in Los Angeles. He writes and performs at the UCB Theatre in LA, where he’s a writer for the Maude team Nephew […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  41. @SandyHonig on Growing More Confident in Her Dad JokesSandy Honig is a photographer and comedian living in New York City. She photographs and writes for Rookie Mag and performs around the city. On […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  42. Talking to Pascalle Dugay (@frenchielaboozi) About Twitter and the Human […]Pascalle Dugay is from Detroit and lives in Bushwick, Brooklyn. In the past she’s contributed to the humor site The Impersonals, and you can […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  43. @MonicaHeisey On Being Truthful In Jokes And Discussing Twitter In PersonMonica Heisey (@monicaheisey) is a writer and comedian from Toronto who has written for publications including The Hairpin, VICE, Gawker, The […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  44. @DanaCBell on Having Strong Visuals in Mind While Tweeting and Writing In […]Dana Bell is a Los Angeles-based comedian who recently moved from Washington, DC after a summer in Yellowstone National Park. She has performed […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  45. Talking to @JuliaDavidovich About Internet Backlash and Tweeting in a […] Julia Davidovich is a writer living in LA. She co-authored the book Stats Canada: Satire on a National Scale, and together with her friend […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  46. Talking to @Carl_Bnntt About Simple Tweets with Human Elements Carl Bennett, known on Twitter as @Carl_Bnntt, uses the platform to address a lot of different topics. For instance, he shares his knowledge […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  47. Talking About Twitter with ‘The Onion’ Senior Editor Jason RoederJason Roeder lives in Chicago and is the senior editor of The Onion, previously having worked as a staff/senior writer at The Onion and as a […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  48. @AnneTDonahue on How Twitter Is Like the Food Court at a Mall and How She […]Anne T. Donahue is a writer and comedian from Ontario, Canada. She’s written about pop culture and feminism for a wide variety of publications […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  49. Veronica Osorio (@vaov) on People-Watching and Reading Tweets Out LoudVeronica Osorio is a comedian, writer, and actress raised in Venezuela and living in New York City. She performs regularly at the UCB Theater […]
    By Jenny Nelson
  50. @ZachBroussard on Teasing Tweets, Releasing Them as Singles, and MoreZach Broussard is an actor and stand-up comedian living in Los Angeles. In the past, Broussard’s performed both stand-up and sketch regularly […]
    By Jenny Nelson
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