Antifabricated
Jane WarrenThe written version of Whatever Pops Into My Mind, and an intentional exercise in coherence, authenticity, and interconnectedness. In other words: my best attempts to figure myself out.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | antifabricated.substack.com |
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"You remind me of a star"
I have not felt very creative lately. It is the middle of summer and in some ways I have no idea what I’m doing. I haven’t published anything I feel especially good about in months; this essay was first drafted in May during finals week, bu...
five days of making myself do new things
I had this week to myself. Completely to myself. Intermediate phases like this are uncomfortable— I have a lot of time to think and just be with my thoughts. So as to not spiral and overthink too much, I decided I want to go new places and ...
in-betweens
I thought I was leaving New York this morning. It’s been a few days since I finished sophomore year. I’m halfway done with college and I still don’t really know what I’m doing. It’s possible I never will. Yesterday I said goodbye-see-you-so...
doing nothing, being everything
Recently I watched a video titled “The Japanese man who gets paid to ‘do nothing.’” My first thought: I’d like to do nothing too, Shoji Morimoto. My second thought, and one that has stuck with me: this person is a revolutionary. He is creat...
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