a bit chaotic
Carole Kupperbetween a journal and journalism, essays on the broken democracy from a feminist, socialist and journalistic.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 94 | Subscribers | Read | carolekupper.substack.com |
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The Haunted House: women, gothic and the domestic place
I always perceived the house as a dangerous place. In between four walls, I tend to feel trapped, to suffocate. Domesticity buries women alive, not to be dramatic. Oh, do I crave the wilderness, the rainy streets, the big bright world and t...
how to split yourself through time and place, notes on homecoming
foreword: this is a short read, i did not do any research, just let my personal experience speak. i am privileged as an immigrant and i believe it is important to highlight, in times like these, what immigration means in all its shapes and ...
are you haunting or haunted?
I spend an absurd amount of time imagining myself as a ghost. I mostly wonder about the ghostly wardrobe and outfits I’ll be wearing through eternity, rather than who or what I will haunt. That, I can do alive.
the pocketknife
I have been so wildly uninspired this summer. Few things excite or rejoice me, and even my coming trip to the Motherland feels meh. I am dragging my feet in my extremely unfrantic search for inspiration: there’s been sewing, reading (tons a...
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