Notes on Crap
Shaun Nolanon how i'm feeling today
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | shaunnolan.substack.com |
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on the pursuit of truth
Why is the truth always so serious? That’s what I’d like to know. Despite my desperate attempts to try and be funny wherever possible, I’m in a close and intimate relationship with my love of gritty drama. Novels, films, plays; I love anyth...
on my first on-screen *redacted*
Humblebrag: I was a teenager once, and a precocious one at that. As I neared the end of my secondary school career, I decided University wasn’t going to be for me and instead, I would write a play that I’d take to Edinburgh. Regular readers...
on rugby boys with big arms
When thinking to myself, “why did I start Substacking?” recently, I realised it’s not only so I could write freely, but also so I could write publicly. Until I started Notes on Crap, the only way people could enjoy what I’d written was to b...
on my neighbour wielding an axe
If there’s one thing I know to be true, it’s that curtains don’t twitch themselves. While I’m more of a Venetian blind peeker myself, it’s a fact I hold dear and do all that I can to uphold every day of my life.
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