Does That Make Sense?
Kelly KearsleyA newsletter about internet things, book things, life things, other things. As my kids say, it's not that deep.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | kellykearsley.substack.com |
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If you wanna play hockey, you gotta learn to skate
Hello! I missed you, but I had to take a small break from DTMS because I was heads down at a real-life writers conference. I felt like the new kid at high school, and not just because Molly Ringwald was there. This week, we’re diving into w...
Just 3 sweet, inspiring NYC-marathon stories that aren't really about running
I don’t think much makes sense this week. But I did get to witness the amazing ability of normal people to persevere last weekend as I was running the New York Marathon. I think I cried a half dozen times over the course of the race, and on...
Asking for a friend: Do you really need a hamstring?
Happy Halloween! This issue of DTMS offers a couple treats about running, weird rumors, and perms that help you look the part. There’s also one trick to help you not say the thing you’re never supposed to say. Get it? Probably not. But you ...
You're either a sleeping bag or a sexy shark
Some people are headed to Halloween parties this weekend, which means you’ll need a costume. But what kind exactly? Also are forks critical for dinner parties? And does anyone besides me write at night? We’re flying around a theme, and I pr...
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Aspiring fiction writer, current ghostwriter, former journalist. Less Golden Retriever Energy and more Mini Schnauzer Energy (riled up, prone to yapping).
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