Smelling Salts
Elena G. HallEach newsletter is a bottle of perfume, a reminder of feelings felt and forgotten. Scents I've collected and distilled; stories that bring memory back to the body. Following my nose, one essay at a time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 24 days ago |
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Field Notes: The joy of life
The Joy of Life by Henri Matisse. A print purchased at the National Gallery of Art in 1994 as my father’s first Christmas gift to my mother. Now displayed on my bedroom wall to bring a bit of joy to the everyday.
Sometimes, the light hits...
No, I won’t be forcing my Substack into a niche
Look at this grassy field of dandelions, utterly oblivious to the pressures of niching down on Substack.
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I’ve been posting on Substack for close to a year now. My publication is called Smelling Salts because I write about ex...
Field Notes: A body becomes ash, becomes water, becomes part of everything
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My parents are on a sailboat today, spreading my grandmother’s ashes off the coast of Santa Barbara. In the salt shaken waters of the Pacific that birthed her, she is returning as ash, living now on the shells of sea turtles,...
It's cigar night with my grandfather
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I had just returned from a kayak ride, wading out into the bay to catch the evening’s last light. The water speckled orange as my paddle dipped—left, right—rippling swells pulling sunspots into deep blue. I moved quietly so a...
Happy Solstice; Or: a case for letting your feet see the sun
Not my rooftop pool, but another great example of belly-down sunbathing.
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I lay on my belly beside the pool, on the concrete which sparkled with heat. My head turned to one side to gaze at the water, aquamarine and twinkling...
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