209. JL George author of "The Word" and how disinformation changes nations

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J.L. George lives in Cardiff, Wales, and writes weird and speculative fiction. She was a winner published in Writers of the Future Volume 36 with her story "Catching My Death" and has just released her novel, "The Word" (www.amazon.com/Word-JL-George-ebook/dp/B09C52NZ38). She also writes contemporary/urban fantasy as Louise Long. We discuss the importance of having great titles for your work. We discuss the power of language and how it affects a population while presenting a cautionary tale of what may lie ahead for us as social media disinformation creates such divisiveness. You can reach her at https://jlgeorgewrites.wordpress.com/

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