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My Codependent Internet

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  2. Creative satisfaction is happiness. Happiness is worth taking a gamble on yourself.

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Difficult Critics and Ideological Objects

Once upon a time, I truly believed that a writer’s job was to pursue the truth and somehow manage to be universally beloved while she did so. Back then, political disagreement carried a moral gravity I couldn’t abide, and friendship across...

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Write the Book That Sells Your Obsessions

Putting your writing out in the world is always a gamble when it comes to finding a readership. The bigger gamble? Believing your work is worthy of a readership.

So many of us do the former without the latter. It’s why I teach a cla...

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On Writing a Detransition Novel

Art imitates life in the extinction of "beliefmaxxing"

Ever think about how writing is like method acting? Or fear and bravery wrestling in the empyrean kingdom of your brain? Click here and see what I mean.

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How to Write About Love

A conversation with Alexandra Hidalgo about art and earnestly loving things

While I’m away in the woods finishing my novel this week, I hope you’ll enjoy this lovely conversation I had with Substacker, academic, and friend Alexandra Hidalg...

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  • Rafael Frumkin

    Wife-in-progress, defected academic, sapphic saltwater sweetie. Novelist: THE COMEDOWN (2018), CONFIDENCE (2023). Short stories: BUGSY (2024). Essays & criticism in The Point, Believer, NYT, Washington Post, Granta, &c. Post-postmodern, unoptimized.

  • Phoebe Maltz Bovy

    Feminine Chaos co-host, Opinion Editor, The Canadian Jewish News

  • Kat Rosenfield

    Culture writer, novelist, and podcaster. On Twitter at @katrosenfield.

  • Leah Sottile

    Author of Blazing Eye Sees All and When the Moon Turns to Blood. Host of Bundyville, Two Minutes Past Nine, Burn Wild, Hush. Freelance journalist.

  • Jena Martin

    I’m a pathologist who writes novels, essays and poems. My podcast is about the recovered memory movement and how we are shaped by culture. The through line is — I want to know why.

  • Leigh Stein

    I work in book publishing and I wrote the novels SELF CARE \ud83d\udc85 and IF YOU'RE SEEING THIS, IT'S MEANT FOR YOU \ud83d\udc07

  • Ali Kriegsman

    obsessed with ambition, the internet, e-commerce and myself.

  • Gila Pfeffer

    I wrote a hilarious memoir about losing my parents to cancer, trying not to get cancer myself and then getting it anyway.

  • Alexandra Hidalgo

    I'm a Venezuelan writer, filmmaker, and the Crow Chair of English and professor at the University of Pittsburgh. I write about love, motherhood, immigration, books, TV, movies, and how to stay openhearted and optimistic despite our world’s chaos.

  • Kevin Sampsell

    Kevin Sampsell is a publisher (Future Tense Books), Bookseller (Powell's), collage artist, & author of books such as I Made an Accident and Sean the Stick. New novel, Baby in the Night, just came out! He writes the substack, Susan's Eyebrows.

  • Rachel Haack, LMFT

    A therapist, writer, and mother of five exploring family, relationships, grief, growth, and what it means to live well.

  • Jon Baskin

    Founding editor of The Point

  • Brandon

    Writer and professor. Guggenheim fellow. National Book Award finalist. Cherokee Nation.

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