
Personal, philosophical and cultural essays about grief, identity, belonging, love, ambition, illness and the stories we live, read, inherit and repeat—especially when they stop making sense.
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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, I watched her describe turning in the man she loved for murder.
Hand pressed to my chest, it struck me, how deep my sympathy was for her.
To have found this man she was so deeply and intensely connected to, that she loved. And to have i...
, falling in love feels like something that no one can really describe, but everyone knows when they feel it.
Allowing yourself to be discovered by someone else feels so vulnerable. To invite someone to step through doors you keep shut. Be...
, I walked out of the salon with a plastic bag full of my own hair.
Forty centimetres of it—more than I intended to lose. It was cut for donation, except no one at the salon arranged it, so now it’s just sitting in our flat. I feel like a...
, no one wants to accept that the life they’re living is “life.”
Life is something you only get once. If this miserable, pathetic, exhausting, demanding, difficult thing is it—then I feel like I got screwed. We like to keep believing that...
Who has seen the real you—and stayed? And if the honest answer is no one, whose doing is that, really?
I’ve examined my life through three different lenses of belonging—the table I was born to, the rooms that shut me out, the price I paid...
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Essayist. I use my own life as evidence and follow questions long after a more sensible person would have let them go. Writing is how I find out what I think after the first answer stops working.
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