Desire Path
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Woman v. Food
An essay I wrote for this season’s issue of Not Here to Make Friends. So grateful to Elena Foraker and Everett Epstein for inviting me to contribute to this issue (and Everett for editing me!).
Hors d’oeuvre
Watch out, boy,...
#6 — Secret informant love, Monica Lewinsky's "perceived cool factor," when Kate Middleton and Melania Trump go missing
“You are my secret informant love”
A retired Army lieutenant colonel with access to top-secret briefings was charged for supplying classified information about military targets and capabilities to a love interest, allegedly a woman liv...
#5 — My love affair with the algorithm, the endearing self-consciousness of the Brandy Melville café, anti-voyeurism on the Internet
I love the algorithm (and it’s NOT Stockholm Syndrome)
The Ezra Klein Show recently featuring Kyle Chayka on the pod in an episode entitled “How to Discover Your Own Taste.” Chayka was essentially there to promote his latest book, “Fil...
#4 — Data-driven love, objects-turned-garments, the philistine megalomania of the technology company
1. Tech companies, notoriously philistine megalomaniacs
About a week ago, I re-shared an image from the Instagram account @t.archivist of musician Sheena Ringo in GuitarBook Magazine circa 2000 to my story:
She appears to be at a gun...
#3 — Sell-out fashion, the plausibility of conspiracy, having a soul as a requirement to being interesting
1. Sell-out reproductions of organically interesting objects lack soul and having soul is a requirement to being interesting and so sell-out reproductions lose all interest
I hate the new Praying hoodie.
It clearly rips off the conce...
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