Words In Transit
Robin Who AuthorA bilingual author’s notes on language, movement, identity, books, and the honest creative life, written for readers who have never belonged in only one place.
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The day I gave directions in a city I used to get lost in
A tourist stopped me on the corner last week. Phone out, tilt of the head, and she asked me how to get to the river.
And I told her. Turn at the bakery, not the big road. It’s faster, and it’s a great smell on the way.
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On Reinventing Yourself Without Making It a Brand
There is a version of personal reinvention that lives on the internet, and it goes something like this:
Going through a breaking point. The pivot. The glow-up. The lessons learned, packaged neatly into a carousel post with good lighting an...
What I Learned From Women I'll Never Meet
I always come back from travel slightly rearranged, with different priorities. A renewed appreciation for introspection.
This last trip to Italy was one of those for sure, a reset I needed even if I was moving around a lot. And what I brou...
On choosing a different path (and why that's not the same as giving up)
There’s a specific kind of exhaustion that comes not from working hard, but from working hard in the wrong direction.
You don’t always notice it right away. You’re too busy being in it, adjusting, trying the next thing, telling yourself th...
What Travel Taught Me About Being Home
I have a complicated relationship with staying put.
Ask anyone who knows me. I am the person who used to book flights as a solution, as a way to reset something that’s gotten stuck. New city, new air, new version of the problem to look at...
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