Michelle’s Metaphors
Michelle, Nurgul Jones, jeanquackMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Controversy in the Quilt Community
There are some rules in quilting that are universally accepted and don’t cause big waves like, sew your seams at 1/4 of an inch, and iron religiously. And there are more loose “rules” like iron your seams to once side, preferably toward the...
Stackin Subs for a Whole Year!
Today marks one year for me on Substack. Time for a PFP change. I guess I could go ahead and list all my articles and group them. In some way:
Quiltstack:
Paintings:
General Opinion Pieces:
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Generational Wars
I see a lot of Boomer hate, and ok maybe that generation has done quite a lot of damage to the current state of things. But, let’s not forget that many of them used to be hippies and protested wars and pushed for equal rights, and feminism....
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Gallows Humor and Edge Lords
Sir! Please go back to your room, you are under quarantine.
I was motivated to write about this very specific thing after reading Nurgul’s piece on “Rapestack” (which is great and you should check it out.) But, my comment started to get a...
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Low-effort art/writing/crafts, shit posting, and quilts. Hater of AI and clankers
Internet Ethnography and the speculative fiction of being human (written by someone who is, still under investigation). Expect occasional clarity in investigation & essay (and the strong possibility that I’m wrong, but interestingly wrong)
I write at the intersection of me wanting to write and me actually writing
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