Letters From the Knot
Samuel BlanchettFiction and non-fiction from this and other worlds.
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My top eight (8) meals of 2025
I’ve not consumed enough of anything new this past year to produce a meaningful end of the year write-up. My Spotify Wrapped continues to be dominated by the weird minimalist music I listen to when I’m working (shout out Jesus’ Blood Never...
Another thing: I don't think you're ready for this jelly(star)
Sometimes life feels like a cycle of identifying undesirable aspects of my personality and then looking for novel ways to eradicate them. A persistent and presumably relatable example is the amount of time I spend looking at my phone. I cho...
Another thing: The Millennium Dome Anniversary Edition
Hear me out but the Millennium Dome is one of the most important landmarks in the UK. A fascinating monument that not only looks mad but also uniquely represents a hysterical period of British history.
To confess an interest, I have always...
Another thing: trans lives matter.
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been sitting down to write something light-hearted and irreverent (a one-man oral history of the Millennium Dome, if you must know) but I keep going down rabbit holes reading about the UK Supreme ruling t...
Another thing: One Night in Nashville
Is it Spring? Maybe only in the 10-mile-wide bubble of pollution that turns London into a greenhouse every year and forces all the flowers to prematurely bloom. That said, I had a bite of a Creme Egg the other day and Ratatouilled myself ba...
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A writer of sci-fi and speculative fiction based in London. His work explores cultural myths, language, non-human life, and the complexity of intercultural interaction.
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