Seems Fine?
Jake Summers, Let’s Get UnStuck, Josh WollEverything is probably fine.
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The Tree
You know that point, when you look at your life and something has become a saga? Something that started out trivial and then through bad luck, poor decisions, hubris, or some reason, turned into a real multi-chaptered saga?
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Welcome to Seems Fine? A re-brand of this publication. Where I look at the world from the experience of a soon to be father of two, doing laundry and writing novels in a basement in Delco. Who isn’t angry or cynical, but can’t quite make se...
The Ineffable
The first time I walked into the Wharton Esherick Museum, I stopped talking. Not on purpose. There’s a hand carved staircase that spirals up through the center of the building. No two steps the same and the wood is worn smooth by decades of...
Going Dark
Last time I was here, I pulled back the curtain and talked about the businesses. I also talked about the novel.
And then I skipped a week.
Not because it fell apart. Because Ope took over.
I finished the novel. All five POVs, all eight d...
I Hid My Boats
My memoir took years to write. When it was done, I looked into how publishing actually works and learned you need a literary agent. So I started researching agents and writing query letters.
Then I learned you need a “platform.” A followin...
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Cultural commentary from a guy who left finance to farm mangoes in Cambodia. It went poorly. Now writing novels in a basement in Delco.
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