No, Srsly?
Liz HodgsonI cover the intersection of culture, psychology and the world going completely to sh*t.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 58 | Subscribers | Read | nosrsly.substack.com |
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JOMO: Death Rattle of the Academy Awards
You’ve likely heard of FOMO, or “fear of missing out.” Whether a product or event, FOMO is magic dust—one that bestows a lustre of essentialness and irresistible cool. Not being in on it feels like social failure. Entire industries run on t...
I love a good sci-fi dystopia. I never signed up to live in one.
When I was sixteen, a day of skiing cost about twenty-five bucks. This covered the bus ride to the hill, lift ticket, rentals, hotdog and a fountain pop. Today—according to my mathematical calculations—a ski day is financially out of reach ...
F#$% Your Land Acknowledgement!
Last fall, I attended a 60th birthday celebration where my friend Dave gave the toast, which he began with the following:
The Older I Get, the More I Loathe Modernism
When news broke last week that architect Frank Gehry died at age 96, a friend on Facebook eulogized him as ‘the Bach of architecture.’ As obtuse as I am about music, I know enough to recognize this as high praise. I also wonder what Bach wo...
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Liz is a former journalist who turned her attention to fiction. Her debut novel ‘2020: A Murder Mystery’ will debut in the near future. Even if it kills her. Stay tuned.
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