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Shellshocked

Shelly

Twice a week you get honest stories, thoughtful book reviews, and observations on midlife, dating, work, identity, and culture.

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Latest Issues

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Reading Roundup: Women Going Through It

I didn’t set out to read four books in a row about women having an objectively terrible time. That’s just what happened. One book led to the next, and somewhere along the way I realized I’d accidentally curated a theme: women being put thro...

5 days ago
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5 Hobbies to Try in Midlife

At some point in midlife, you stop being impressed by how busy you are.

8 days ago
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Oh, So You Like...? National Poetry Month Edition

April is National Poetry Month and I have a lot of feelings about poetry that are hard to explain without sounding insufferable. So, instead of explaining them, I made mood boards—six poems I love paired with books, films, TV shows, and alb...

12 days ago
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This Story Might Save Your Life By Tiffany Crum

This Story Might Save Your Life by Tiffany Crum came in with a lot of hype behind it. Rave reviews everywhere—bookstagram, Goodreads, texts from actual friends who know my taste. It promised to be a smart thriller, a riveting mystery full o...

14 days ago
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  • Shelly

    Somewhere between who I was and who I’m becoming. Sometimes thriving. Sometimes Googling “how to be chill about literally anything.”

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