
Notes on life in process.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Obsesssiely clinging to control through my environment.
As a kid it’s not that I didn’t like change, I didn’t have a choice. My life was in an almost constant flux of my mother’s whims, boyfriends, and living situations, so I just learned...
I’m staring at my blank screen watching my cursor blink repeatedly as if to mock my brainlessness with every pulsing glimmer.
I showed up to write and sort of just hoped things would flow along. I normally think about a topic or subject f...
So, when my last book check hit my bank and I paid off all my bills I had a real honest moment of… “now what?” I felt like my career thus far had been building to that milestone and now that it was here I was ~~expecting~~ hoping to feel a...
I honestly envy people who can be so committed to things like newsletters and blogs and mail clubs- I desperately want to be that person but instead I’m the chaotic creator. The one that’s on it for a while but then her depression hits and...
If you follow me on Instagram, I recently shared how after working for myself for eight years, I recently took up a part-time job at a local queer-owned bakery for lots of reasons including: stability, creativity, mental health,
here’s a...
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