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For posterity's sake

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Fallow season

Early September

There is nothing radical or empowering about burning your life to the ground because it All Became A Little Too Much. (Present day: Way to be hyperbolic lol all I did was resign with no plan. Hardly revolutionary. In t...

5 days ago
6
2

Is late always better than never?

‘Time passes. Or rather, this is what passes for time.’

Hello, stage fright.

The irony of having opened my previous post (Read for Palestine excluded) banging on about how proud I was for being semi-consistent with this, then proceeding t...

3 months ago
5

Building blocks

We’re not going to talk about the fact that November is a week away and I’m only now reviewing my September reads, albeit with a side of waffle. It’s been acknowledged, and we can move on swiftly.

This newsletter? blog? I don’t actually kn...

2 years ago
14
5

Turning points

Everything is on fire,
but everyone I love is doing beautiful things
and trying to make life worth living,
and I know I don’t have to believe in everything,
but I believe in that.
- Nikita Gill


Aldwych, London, 5th Octobe...

2 years ago
28
6

So long, summer

05/09/24:
Last night I went to bed with a plan: I’d wake up early (by my standards), park my arse at a café for the morning (thank you gentrification for the abundance of choices), and have a leisurely reading and writing session — includ...

2 years ago
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