Burn This House Down
Emily Maloneywriting, ceramics, occasional horse content, and a lot of feelings
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | emilymaloney.substack.com |
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draft cups 4 sale
Hey! As promised, you can get my ceramics experiments for cash money. These cups are fun and take a long time to make. Here’s a little bit about how. First, I am using a type of porcelain that is very thixotropic, which is to say, it’s sort...
Leaning into an electric firing process
Lately, I’ve been making colorful pots. I’ve posted a few of these on facebook and twitter, and in my Instagram stories. I am bad at making Instagram posts, though I should, especially since it’s supposed to be the place where all the potte...
Being Busy
Lately I’ve been traveling a bit. I had a reporting trip for VQR last week, which was a fun whirlwind (reported essay to come this fall, I think), and this past week I was at the Eastern Illinois University Lions in Winter festival with Tay...
Back to the salt mines
We’re home, again. Spent Christmas in Tampa. I had so many worries about the trip. It’d been so long since all of us were together, and my middle brother, the one who burned down the house, now lives in a windowless cargo trailer in my pare...
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