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Authors Who Have a Fun Social-Media Presence

Happy Top Ten Tuesday over at That Artsy Reader Girl!

I follow a lot of authors on social media, especially Twitter, including some whose books I haven't even read (yet) but I just like their style. I end up following authors usually because other authors I like follow them, I read an article they wrote, or I read a short story or book excerpt of theirs online. I do try to preorder when I can!

Authors Who Have A Fun Social-Media Presence

1. Maggie Stiefvater-I followed her on Twitter after reading The Raven Boys (which I read because C.G. Drews, see below, extolled it so highly), and I love her on-brand tweets about social awkwardness, idiosyncratic vehicles, and ruminations on her characters' inner lives.

2. C.G. Drews-I found her because of her Paper Fury blog, but since then, I read and loved her book The Boy Who Steals Houses. I also follow her on Twitter and Instagram.

3. Neon J.Y. Yang-I've read some of their short stories and follow them on Twitter largely because of their LGBTQ and enby activism.

4. Elizabeth Gilbert-I follow her on Twitter but mostly Instagram for both spiritual and practical inspiration--and lots of travel pics!

5. Charlie Jane Anders-I started reading her short stories on Tor.com, then followed her on Twitter and read her novels. I highly rec everything she's written. Someday I will go to one of her NYC writer events.

6. Krista D. Ball-Tweets a ton about her new spaniel puppy, Jersey, and it's hilarious and adorable.

7. Agent Auggie- I'm a little off topic here, but Auggie is a corgi book agent. He is also associated with the author and book agent @ericsmithrocks

8. Dahlia Adler-she comes up with a lot of fun diverse YA and other reading lists in addition to being an author in her own right. I read one of her books after I had been following her on Twitter for a while.

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