Small Acts of Writing
C. L. PolkNotes from a fantasy writer trudging toward post-burnout with a handful of ketamine and a can-do attitude.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | cpolk.substack.com |
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I'm moving. No truck required.
So this isn’t my main newsletter. I hosted that on tinyletter, which is going to shut down at the end of February. I took some time trying to find a solution, because I don’t have the energy to run a newsletter-driven media empire right now...
Before: The door was there. The door was closed.
I was pretty open about this with my doctor and at the clinic, and I should talk about this now: this was my first time taking ketamine, but it was definitely not my first psychedelic rodeo. I have celebrated Bicycle Day a few times, and th...
Maybe I Should Start at The End:
Another thing that has stopped me from writing here is that I don't know how to tell the story. What structure do I use? Do I get my Bildungsroman on and tell the tale of my birth as it was told me? How do I choose a beginning of this telli...
Indecision is the #1 thing holding me back, but what if my choice is wrong?
I’m still going back and forth on what to do with this substack. I want it to be different content from anywhere else I post, so there’s a reason to come here to read about whatever it is that I’m doing. I should probably have a regular pos...
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I write stuff. I write on stuff. I knit stuff. I want to be an epicurean when I grow up.
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