Marginalia
A reader learning how to write and a writer learning how to read more deeply. I explore literature, modern art, philosophy, and the occasional short story of my own. A place to slow down, follow ideas, and practice the craft of writing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 6 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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Sunrise
A lightning strike gets all the attention. It’s dramatic. It’s immediate. It’s impossible to miss. We spend so much of our lives waiting for a good lightning storm.
We think love is supposed to split the sky open—to make us lose our appeti...
Somewhere on Lake Avenue
This morning I went to the St. James Episcopal Church for their weekly Community Coffee Hour, which if you haven’t gone, I strongly suggest you pop in when you can. I accompanied my father who has been going since he retired a few months ag...
Why Don't We Ever Cut Off the 'Bad' Guy
Mean? Probably.
Justified? I’d like to think so.
This has been going on for thirteen months and don’t you dare judge me. I know you have a “Nick” too—or at least had. And if you haven’t, I wouldn’t consider you lucky just yet. He’s on h...
My Trip to the MoMA- Journal Entry
2/12/26 - I’ve had myself a day today. I went to the MoMA, my first ever art museum experience. Had I gone prior to taking an art history class, let alone a modern art history class, I can say with full confidence I would not have enjoyed i...
The Participation Trophy Was a Cup of Coffee
On Tuesday night I had an insanely random dream that my literature professor made me a cup of coffee in class. Actually…the dream wasn’t the insane part. No—the insane part was sipping a cup of coffee my literature professor made me Wednesd...
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A reader learning how to write and a writer learning how to read more deeply. I explore literature, modern art, philosophy, and the occasional short story of my own. A place to slow down, follow ideas, and practice the craft of writing.
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