Web Weaving \ud83c\udf00
sihaamA blog weaving together film, art, culture, and micro-essays fuelled by the internet.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 45 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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My father and I dream in different colours
It makes me sad to think that I don’t speak the same language as my father.
We communicate, sure, but we’re never really talking to each other. This idea flummoxes me, that we will never see eye to eye because we don’t have the same vocab...
the spiral: april edition
As a writer, video essayist and web weaver, I end up consuming a LOT of film, books and TV. Last month, I happened upon the themes interlinking each facet of my consumption, which of course led me to do this as a monthly exercise: grouping...
I am nothing but a collection of quotes, advice and snippets from the books I read
A tour of my commonplace journal, and how I use it to track and research interests
My Midori B6 was purchased on an auspicious day (my birthday), and with it came a host of concerns. I already had a growing stack of journals to my name, th...
Sincerity will save us all btw: A Lost Lambs Review
I originally wrote this piece for Cold Magazine, you can see it on their webpage here. <3
Earnestness comes easily to the characters populating the colourful pages of Madeline Cash’s sparkling debut Lost Lambs. Speaking to and from a gener...
the spiral: march edition 🌀
As a writer, video essayist and web weaver, I end up consuming a LOT of film, books and TV. Last month, I happened upon the themes interlinking each facet of my consumption, which of course led me to do this as a monthly exercise: grouping...
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