The Path to Creativity: The Practice of Seeing
Charity HumeIn The Path to Creativity Substack, I share my photographs and the reflections they sometimes inspire. I hope this space will offer moments of inspiration and refuge as you explore your own creative path.
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Yoko Ono’s Music of the Mind at The Broad
This past weekend I finally made it down to see the Yoko Ono exhibit: Music of The Mind at The Broad. It was my first encounter with Ono as a solo artist, as I’d been a devout fan of The Beatles, and knew her largely from a few images durin...
Writing Memoir led me to Investigate
I just read Itto Ottini’s article, How to Write Like an Investigator: A Strategy That Keeps Me Writing Seven Days a Week. He shares some practical and inspiring writing advice.
Rather than imposing creative decisions on characters, he giv...
I Time-Traveled to Caltech from 2058 — and Found a Beautiful Future
by Charity Hume
As Caltech’s academic year finished up at the end of May, I received a printed invitation to a “Time Traveler Party.” The invitation arrived after I attended.
The Path to Creativity: The Practice of Seeing is a reader-supp...
Returning to Stand by Me:
The “Stand By Me” bridge at Lake Britton, Photo Kennejima
This morning I came across a beautiful piece in The New York Times in which Wil Wheaton reflects on Stand by Me and the story that shaped it. I wanted to share “Wil Wheaton Discusse...
The Killing of Renée Good: The Danger of Legalizing Male Supremacy
Director Christopher J. Raymond protesting ICE in Pasadena, Photo CEHume
By Charity Hume
On January 7, 2026, Renée Good, driving her SUV a few blocks from her home, tried to film an unfolding ICE arrest on her phone while sitting in the d...
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Charity Hume is a writer, educator, and essayist exploring memory, creativity, women’s history, and identity. A former NYU Creative Writing director, she has written for the LA Times, Sky & Telescope, Ms., HuffPost, and WDA.
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