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Summary: The blog post, titled “The Gusinsky’s Revenge: The Investigation in tweets,” is Part 2 of an investigative series by Michael Novakhov. It appears to be presented as a collection of tweets.The post centers on the theory that Vladimir Gusinsky, a prominent Russian media mogul and founder of the NTV television network, may be a prime suspect in ordering the murder of Mikhail Lesin, a former Russian press minister. It questions the FBI’s actions on the matter and notes that Gusinsky is “hiding in Israel and refuses to talk to the FBI.” The post also provides brief backgrounds on both Gusinsky and Lesin and their roles in the post-Soviet media landscape.
The Gusinsky’s Revenge: The Investigation in tweets
Michael Novakhov (Mike Nova) 11/15/2025 08:23:00 AM
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Day: November 15, 2025
The Gusinsky’s Revenge
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The Investigation in tweets
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— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Nov 15, 2025
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short stories on twitter –
You can find and share short stories on Twitter through hashtag campaigns like or (very short story), by reading multi-tweet threads, or by following dedicated writing and story accounts like @VeryShortStory or The Short Stories Club @ShortStoryClub. Twitter fiction tests the ability to condense a narrative into a very small word count. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Methods for finding and sharing storiesUse hashtags: Search for popular hashtags like , , or to discover many examples of very short stories.
Follow dedicated accounts: Numerous accounts are dedicated to publishing short fiction or sharing writing challenges. Some examples include:@VeryShortStory: Posts short stories, according to this X profile.
@1Shories: Posts 1-minute short stories, notes this X profile.
The Short Stories Club @ShortStoryClub: A blog that publishes monthly short stories by emerging writers, as seen on this X profile.Read threads: Many authors use multi-tweet threads to tell longer stories, bypassing the character limit for each tweet to create a more complete narrative, as explained on Linktree.
Look for communities: Some accounts, like @ShortStoryToday, host interviews with authors and discuss short stories, notes this X profile. [1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]How Twitter fiction works
Brevity is key: Twitter fiction, also called micro-fiction, requires writers to tell a complete story or evoke a powerful feeling within the platform’s character limits, as mentioned on Reddit.
Practice the entire writing process: Writing short stories on Twitter helps with developing the skills to complete a full narrative from start to finish, even with a large number of submissions, says a YouTube video. [3, 4, 10, 11]AI responses may include mistakes.
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[2] x.com/veryshortstory
[3] ruralfantasy.com/about-twitt…
[4] falwriting.com/new-blog/2018…
[5] x.com/ShortStoryClub
[6] x.com/search?q=%23ShortStori…
[7] x.com/shortstorytoday
[8] x.com/1Shories
[9] x.com/search?q=%23Flashficti…
[10] youtube.com/watch?v=eNUYibej…
[11] reddit.com/r/writing/comment…Google Search google.com/search?q=short+st…
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