In the Inversion Field
Sandolore Sykes, Andrew Robert Colom, Morgan BeattySuspended just high enough to let the earth do the moving for me.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 56 | Subscribers | Read | sandolore.substack.com |
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My dearest Amy, it is your birthday, and as you know I celebrate this as my very own holiday. I know it’s kind of weird that I am sending you your birthday letter like this. Might feel a little impersonal, this public birthday carding, but ...
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said this about the live: (and I couldn’t have summarized it better myself.)
The Fuzzy Thumb Monologues
I am working on too many projects at once. I love this state. My mind lights up, and suddenly I’m mumbling monologues to myself—in the car, while vacuuming up copious amounts of dog hair, while waiting for water to boil for ramen.
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Playful, melancholy, raucous, dark, and always up to giving and receiving feedback--my hands burn for it.
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I designed a landing pad for extraterrestrials in junior high school. It still works.
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