Paul Rance
7,354 followers
http://www.booksmusicfilmstv.com/
Writer, poet, artist, musician, publisher, editor, animal rightist, vegetarian, humanitarian, eco warrior, activist. Based in S. Lincs. Luton Town FC fan.
Pending Interview Questions
Listorious Interview
I use Twitter to promote my websites and creative stuff - and to promote other gifted people and charities.
This question should have been at the end of the interview!
Stephen Fry, Alan Davies, Bill Bailey. They're all ideal Twitter people - witty and kind.
Too many. Were some funny Xmas ones.
Sometimes it's a pre-arranged thing, or something will just come out in a flash of inspiration (pretentious LOL).
I think it has. Not financially, but it's opened up a lot of new doors, and is the best social network site for creative people by far.
I have a quirky and witty mind, and mix it up with, I hope, interesting links.
Computer, pen, paper, music, books, food.
To promote my work. But now it's a mixture of that and communicating with people with similar interests.
More uplifting stuff, rather than on some shallow celebrities. Say: art, poetry, literature, music, charities, animals, green, humanitarian.
Maybe just extend the character limit to 150! I like to waffle!
Only just started using them, so I'll come back to you on that one!
Boring answer, but Stephen Fry.
Mostly my typos. I could fill a cook with those!
I'll only really use common abbreviations.
Oh, 24 hours. Then I start getting a fever.
Going into Twitter rehab. Will be learning how to construct messages of 141 characters...
Yes, but normally just because I was nearing my follow limit!
Twitter pics and HootSuite. But I've not used many yet.
Be yourself, and don't try and fit in with people just because you want to be loved. If you're not hip, that's fine.
Post links to charities.
Hard to say. I can only really list types of people - writers, poets, artists, animal lovers, humanitarians, environmental peeps.
Not that I'm aware of. There's bigger Twitter addicts than me out there!
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