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Messy Work

Lucia Fontaina-Powell, Kasturi K, Hannah Wilkinson

A monthly 'magazine' about the messy work of building a life that feels like yours.

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Substack
PricingOnly free issuesPublishesWeekly
Issues54SubscribersRead luciafontaina.substack.com

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

The curious paradox of being seen: the thing we fear and crave the most

Since I launched this Substack in 2024 (wild), I’ve played with a few different approaches to publishing—from religiously posting every other week, to monthly “magazine” issues, to not really posting at all. But the heart of Messy Work has ...

a month ago
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New Year's Resolutions for recovering high achievers

Hello and Happy 2026! I’m writing to you, as I usually do at this time of year, as a kind of New Year scrooge—primed to caution you on the perils and psychology of goal-setting and remind you that you don’t need to be a “new” you. But first...

a month ago
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Messy Work: A round-up of my very much human-generated, occasionally sloppy writing

Hello, lovely reader! I’m interrupting scheduled programming to take a break from our usual monthly issue. For no other reason (no pics of my blotchy, tear-stained face to accompany a dramatic announcement here*), than that I’ve quite enjoy...

2 months ago
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Ideas People #4: Katrina Fairhurst on queering the way we work

Ideas People is a series of honest conversations with friends, role models and risk-takers who had a big idea and made it happen. Encouraging fellow ideas people to bridge the gap between dreaming and doing…

3 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Lucia Fontaina-Powell

    Writer/coach/over-thinker

  • Kasturi K

    Painter based in London. Documenting my studio practice, and the ideas and art that shape it.

  • Hannah Wilkinson

    Hannah is a writer based in the UK, searching for a slower and more romantic life.

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