Language & Loneliness
DashcommaA place for writing and art...and thoughts about writing and art.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 48 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Problems of Infinite Scale
I love vampire stories—they’re probably my favorite form of genre fiction. A college professor once told me I was not allowed to write another paper about Dracula. I went from Twilight to Buffy to Angel to TVD to Doctor Who—
Sorry, what’s...
Please Stop Yelling at the Kids About How YOU Failed Them
I have tried several times now to write some version of a post about my personal struggle with reading—even before literacy became The Discourse, I wanted to talk specifically about my relationship to reading as a writer. Each time I starte...
Narratives
It is still Spring.
I hate Spring. It is probably my least favorite season. Winter is easily my favorite: cold and gray and short is how I like my days (but not too short, which is why I struggle even on a short visit to the PNW). Fall is...
Mor(e/al) Problems of Scale
I was in my mid-twenties when I realized that serial killers are bad. Of course, I knew that what they did was morally wrong—but I was in my mid-twenties before I was confronted with the story of a serial killer and reacted with anger, outr...
Problems of Scale
Picture a crowd of hundreds of students. Perhaps you can imagine your own high school (I cannot, because we had fewer than two-hundred students), or even your college (I can, because we had twelve-hundred undergrads). How many people are in...
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Just another weary writer trying to make sense of this glorious world on my way through it. When I'm not writing or editing, I'm doing a dozen other projects, avoiding sleep at all costs, or lecturing anyone within hearing distance about TV theory.
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