NAMING BLUE
Dana Ray, Stephanie Duncan SmithMissives on naming the complications we’re asked to leave well-enough alone. Think deeper, feel more. By Dana Ray: writer, idea wrangler, advocate, idealist
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| Issues | 112 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Chaos Tomato and Other Summer Goodness
Hello Friends!
It’s time for more links! And random thoughts! And the tracing of my thinking! This summer sucked! Let’s go FALL! Cinnamon in everything! Chaos late tomatoes!
With Love,
Dana
A pop/folk artist from an indigenous la...
behind the scenes of beginning again
Hello Dear Friends,
I am re starting my business.
Or I’m trying to figure out my career.
Or something.
This letter is about the creative process of STARTING AGAIN. Beginning again. Going back to the beginning of a trial tried before… bu...
Tech Will Be the End of Me
Hello Friends.
I’ve had a little button on my newsletter for about a year now that says "buymeacoffee”. And the other day, I decided to ask the question: why had no one ever hit it?
Not that anyone is obligated to. But out of hundreds of...
Tomatoes are Sunshine
Dear Friends,
Robbie gets a septoplasty this week, the same surgery I misery-ed my way through in June. So this is a listy-list of random thoughts that don’t amount to a single post, but instead offer little excerpts of life and thought....
I’m hungry for time that is gone.
Dear Friend,
Time is crushing me with change and passing.
For the first time, I long for an earlier stage of mothering. My child is no longer baby, no trace of her sweet pudge and toddle. She is long and lean, in physique just like my sis...
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Language strategist. Writer. Opinion holder. Idea wrangler. Tea drinker. Your most assertive friend.
Senior editor at HarperOne, creator of the Slant Letter Substack for writers, and author of Even After Everything: The Spiritual Practice of Knowing the Risks and Loving Anyway, available now.
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