Chasing the Sundog
Michelle JiaMove Slow and Fix Things. A sometime missive on culture, design, and life. Publishes Occasionally.
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| Issues | 30 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 years ago |
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When True Love Doesn't Feel Real
There’s a marvellous passage in Rachel Cusk’s latest bizarre and dreamy novel, Second Place, and it concerns a period of great change in the thoughtful narrator’s life. She writes, of meeting her second husband Tony:
[H]e was so diminuti...
Why Do Rich People In Movies Seem So Fake?
Illustration by Larry Bowser for “Big Mother Goose.”
I haven’t always enjoyed cooking, but recently I have. A big pot of chili bubbling on the stove, a simple lentil soup — things like that. “Grandma food,” my ex used to call it. When I’m...
Self-Care is an Illusion
“All that is solid melts into air.”
— Karl Marx, The Communist Manifesto
Earlier this winter, at a farewell party for my dear friends Z and Z, I found myself in one of those quasi-facilitated conversation circles that seem to spring up l...
What's Your Sign?
“This is the voice of twenty-first century self-identity: subjective, autocratic, superstitious, knowing what it wants before it gets it, specifying even the unknown to which it purports to be abandoning itself.”
— Rachel Cusk, Coventry...
Go Ahead, Squander Your Potential
There’s a troublesome idea that’s been floating around in my writing network lately, and the idea is this: crushes are just misplaced ambition. As Isabel of Mind Mine writes:
The feeling we get around a crush, or when a crush is starting...
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