My word of the year is EMBRACE. And I mean that in the abstract. As in, to willingly, or enthusiastically, or at least peacefully, welcome newness. Accept change. Fully be here, in this season of life, knowing it’s a season — a br...

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Three books I started in February

I’m lying by my parents’ pool reading A Beautiful Family by Jennifer Trevelyan because this is one of the books I hoped to read on mat leave, lying here by the pool. Or maybe at the beach, my belly swollen with life. I pause to look up at t...

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Feelings about having it all

I’m feeling somewhat conflicted about my life.

Last week, I signed with a literary agent (pop the bottle, let off the fireworks!), which means I’m writing another goddamn book. I’m excited and terrified and humbled and grateful and all the...

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Best of 2025 in book, film, pod etc

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It’s February, which imo is the actual start of a new year. The time of year when I usually start to feel in flow, ready to reflect on the year that was, and somewhat keen to face what’s ahead.

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