Tiny Thought
Esther GrossI take myself out to dinner every Sunday and write my random, tiny thoughts down. Here they are in digital form!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | tinythought.substack.com |
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Why I'm scared
I was named after Queen Esther, a heroine of a book which gives one of the most striking early representations of Jew hatred. In it Aman, the villain, tells his king: ‘There is a widespread people, disseminated amongst all other nations acr...
Small things god does to make me believe he exists
I read Shalom Auslander’s heartbreaking, hilarious, staggering Foreskin’s Lament during Rosh Hashanah – an interesting time to do that to say the least. The book resonated a lot and, though I don’t believe in god, I loved the relationship S...
Bridezilla
Disclaimer: while there are several brides-to-be in my life right now, I hope they all know themselves well enough to realize this story isn’t about them. That said, in French we have a saying: qui se sent morveux, qu’il se mouche!
A Sunday kind of love or a Paris one?
Why is Paris so good for love? Every couple on the street looks like they really believe this is it. In New York pairs are shy. They don’t want to incriminate themselves - god forbid one love too much. They bask in it, here, the glow of nas...
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I write every Sunday night, and sometimes even during the week. These are those tiny thoughts! They cover friendship, love, therapy, fashion, travel, the occasional short story - anything that percolates in my mind throughout the week.
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