My Life in Tiny Pieces
Heather TaylorA newsletter about writing, filmmaking, & creativity from a TV, film, & audio writer/director who works across genres, formats, & countries.
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The Joy and the Pain of a Holiday
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I have been thinking a lot about perspective this week. My friend’s mom put it like this: You and a friend are standing in a circle facing each other. You ask your friend, “What do you see?” S...
Never put all your eggs in one basket
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I’ve been thinking about monopolies and co-conspirators this week (as one does).
Deadline headlines announced that Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders approved the cash sale of WBD to Paramount Skydance. In my br...
Feeding the vulnerable? Nah! There’s a war to be won!
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This past week, news broke that the federal budget proposal for 2027 would boost military spending to $1.5 trillion (a 44% increase) while reducing social service programs, including food assistance.
SNA...
Moving the needle one step at a time
Image Credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls
Since my last Substack, Artemis II has returned from its nine-day lunar flyby mission. This was the first crewed flight beyond low Earth orbit since 1972, and it was a record-breaker all around. They went th...
Shooting for the moon
Image courtesy of NASA/ Aubrey Gemignani
Today, I sit here writing this newsletter in my NASA hoodie just as Artemis II left Earth’s orbit to slingshot around the moon. This is the first lunar mission by NASA in over 50 years. The four-per...
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Writer and director of film, TV, and audio projects. Born in Canada and grew up in the UK/ USA | heatherAtaylor.com
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