Uncommon Practice
Evan ChelseeA feelings newsletter about creativity and being a person in the world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | evanchelsee.substack.com |
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Grief & Joy
Once of the most meaningful and fulfilling things I’ve done in the last few years is co-facilitating Grief Circles. I’ve been a part of many now, and at the end of the 90-minute or 2-hour video call there is a palpable shift—you can feel it...
Re-building the self
I realized recently that my self-confidence has gotten very low. It took me awhile to see it, I think partly because bad self-image in my thirties looks very different than it did in my teens and twenties—partly because I’ve done so much to...
I have been writing on the internet for as long as I can remember and can’t seem to do it anymore
Pick nearly any point in my life and it will have included me writing on the Internet. My friends and I were writing about our lives (primarily for each other) on xanga before we even started high school which means we were 11 or 12. I can’...
Break the Line
Last fall I had an idea for a project where poets annotate their poems, breaking down what’s happening within the piece. I created an example to show the idea to some friends, and a prompt to go with it, and then got stuck on how the projec...
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Doer of many things, living and working in Long Beach, CA. Co-founder of Biggest Little Zine Fair, co-host of The Bi Pod. Human behind Uncommon Practice Studio. Usually casually obsessed.
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