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Loved the way the article was written. I read a lot of long-form articles and have a few favorite writers. Is anyone aware of a service that will track individ
by jatsign 9y ago
Loved the way the article was written. I read a lot of long-form articles and have a few favorite writers. Is anyone aware of a service that will track individual writers and give an alert when they post something new? Sort of like an RSS feed for an individual writer, regardless of where their new article is posted.
- maxerickson 9y agoTwitter. No, I'm serious. If you don't want the tweets, just filter links out of tweets. But the part where writers promote themselves on Twitter is true enough.
- jatsign 9y agoNot a bad idea, but the first writer I checked, Dexter Filkins, doesn't seem to use it. :\ The most reliable method might be to grab RSS feeds from a lot of online magazines like the New Yorker and parse the Author field. But that'd be a lot of manual work since the feeds change format sometimes...