storm in a teacup
esther huangdeviled details & oceanic reelings, leaving no groan unturned. vanity archive/public diary purporting to be important. little machinic notebook.
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I remember the first time I was made privy to the existence of such a thing as ChatGPT— vaguely brunchtime hour on December 6th, 2022—a date from which I have not known peace since. In the room I shared with A we huddled over our phone scre...
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When I arrived at S’s 20th birthday party, a now two-year old affair sloshing in the hazy light of memory and other liquids, G opened the door and hugged me. “Ethan has beef with you,” she said, by way of greeting. She was referring to our ...
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“I am half afraid to hope for what I long for,” wrote Emily Dickinson in a letter to Abiah Root in 1851. In the memo, the poet conjures a fantasy in which her friend visits her simply to sit and talk together—“shutters closed,” and with “th...
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