Working Theory
Jess SouthwoodAn experiment in writing and recording
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | jesssouthwood.substack.com |
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Ava
My darling, it’s your eighteenth birthday and I want to tell you who you’ve been to me so far. We shouldn’t feel like we own our children but – God - I’m proud to call you mine.
Dead Baby Jokes
We referred to it as a club. I think that’s still the fashion now, in fact. The bereaved seek out the bereaved, and the relief of being seen. There was a community, and within that smaller clusters of kin, mourning separately together. I di...
Measuring Tape
I’ve taken to lying in my bed and fantasising about the perfect, ultimate storage solution. Something solid, reliable, capable of making sense of all of my crap. I didn’t intend this to be an analogy for my romantic life, but there you have...
The Inbetween
Life is complicated, and spare time elusive, and so I haven’t written for weeks. I forced myself today to face this fresh page and put some words on it. This new space is still unfamiliar, and I treat it with politeness, fearful of awkward ...
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