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Artichoke Heart

Eliza Pillsbury

Essays and vignettes from my early twenties, a disaster zone. When I'm not writing, I'm reading.

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Latest Issues

We are so back

Well, this is embarrassing.

My second chance turned into two weeks off. That’s what I get for launching a new newsletter series the week before starting a new full-time, in-person job.

And, reader, so much has happened in the last two we...

2 months ago
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In which I take a mulligan

I had half a mind to start this letter with, “Did you think I might have forgotten this time?” Except then I did almost forget to send this.

I started my new job last week, and my own personal Return to Office has kicked my butt. I love th...

2 months ago
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You can do your life’s work in half an hour a day

“I have miraculously managed to keep up with writing every day, which has never before been my truth,” I texted my workshop group chat. “I don’t want to disappoint my besties.”

And then I proceeded to sit in bed on Friday night with my not...

2 months ago
7

This is not The Artist’s Way

Hilma af Klint, “The Swan, No. 1” and “The Swan, No. 16”

I’m back from Paris, not wholly unscathed. The heat wave was brutal, and though I have practice with extreme temperature from growing up in Texas, the French have not yet embraced t...

3 months ago
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Grief Porn

Tomorrow marks one year since the floods that killed 27 campers and counselors at Camp Mystic and claimed more than 100 other lives across Texas.

It’s raining in New York, one of these shocking summer storms that I’m still getting used to...

3 months ago
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