Read & Riot
\ud83c\udf39 Read&Riot is an independent publication and creative studio about our inner life: burnout, solitude, love, ambition, and what it means to move through the world honestly. Personal essays twice a week. Private letters and more for supporters <3
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 76 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Why you need a “Curiosity Book” (and how it replaced my phone notes)
Every time I read a book, watched a movie, or read an essay, an offhand reference to another piece of media, an author, or an artist would hook me. I immediately wanted to know everything about them.
To avoid derailing my reading flow, and...
Why you need a "Failure CV": why your rejections built more grit than your wins
When I first entered the working world, I became hyper-focused on my CV. It had to be pristine. It needed to showcase my achievements and highlights in the sharpest way possible, designed specifically to capture the attention of recruiters...
Why comfortable never feels like enough
This article is part of Notes on Susan Sontag diares series. Read Part I & Part II.
Living to feel alive
Sontag needed to be in the action to feel like she was living. That’s why she went to Sarajevo, in the middle of the war, while...
Susan Sontag on Thinking, Feeling, and Self-Interpretation
This article is part of Notes on Susan Sontag Series. Read Part I here.
The unsatiated mind
In constant search of more knowledge, a mind becomes numb. Not to information. To experience. To feeling itself.
I want the feeling more tha...
Why success only looks likable when you hate it
I have been reading Susan Sontag’s diaries. Kind of want to be her. Also don’t relate to her at all.
Both things are true. That’s the problem.
She’s cold. Serious. Pretentious, in the way that only the truly well-read get to be pretentiou...
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\ud83c\udf39 Essays and creative experiments about modern life. Written by Mara, writer, filmmaker, designer, and creative with too many hobbies.
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