Hardly Revolutionary
natasha, Musethoughts on fashion, beauty, art, and culture from the POV of a hedonist poet
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 56 |
| Subscribers | Read | hardlyrevolutionary.substack.com |
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november/december faves: crying at church, hilma af klint, visiting my ex & more
I gave up on this draft a few weeks ago, but I’m feeling the urge to play God today and resurrect something I thought was dead—not because I think it’s good or anything but to see if it’s something I can use as footing to get back to writin...
Another Hardly Revolutionary Gift Guide
Happy Holidays, angels! I’m writing this after a month of traveling and over a month of having nothing to say—perhaps you’ve kept up with Hardly Revolutionary this year (even through the two hiatuses I took to recharge, sorry?). This guide ...
october faves: east coast autumn, passport renewal, and sweet corn lattes
After May, October is my second favorite month of the year. So many good things happened to me in October that I’m overwhelmed with the feeling that I might die. I know I need to learn to accept the good as easily as I expect the bad, but t...
halloween as fashion ritual
I’ve always felt drawn to Halloween. What girl obsessed with ritual and the fashioning of identity isn’t? Maybe, as kids, we shared a similar experience; no matter the time of year, I’d close my eyes in the bath and believe, the way you bel...
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