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Why Some Writers Carry Tasers and Pay to be Unfindable

I’ve intended to write on this topic for some time now—the risk of having a public online presence, that is. It’s one many of us are sadly all too familiar with: strangers acting in bad faith, taking your words out of context,
Why Some Writers Carry Tasers and Pay to be Unfindable
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