red thread musings
madspublication inspired by and loosely focused on the concept of fate. here is a place for both my most polished works and my messy and unabridged thoughts.
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The Thing With Fangs
Melancholia has been gnawing at me like a feral thing I don’t have the effort to come up with an analogy for. I thought I understood what ennui was but I didn’t really get it until this year. I am perpetually dissatisfied, and this dissatis...
And I Choose the Rooms That I Live in With Care
The title of this piece is an ode to Leonard Cohen, referencing his song, “Tonight Will Be Fine” from his album Songs From a Room (1969). I haven’t been listening to much of anything except Cohen these days. I find his music, particularly h...
Marcovaldo and the Atypical Dreamer
Italo Calvino’s Marcovaldo or The Seasons in the City follows the titular character, Marcovaldo, an unskilled worker living in a sad, dreary industrial city somewhere in Italy. He has four children, all of which share the same room as him a...
Cain and Abel and Doomsday Prepping
I had a really good reading month in September, although the amount of books I read is relatively minimal. I read four and a half books this past month, starting with East of Eden by John Steinbeck and ending with Educated by Tara Westover....
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