angel cake
emily northenthusiastic and doesn't fix her typos
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dressing out of a slump
a few Sundays ago i busted into my apartment building like a cartoon character, i let the door slam behind me and let out an audible groan. out of the corner of my eye i saw the head of my superintendent, josé, pop out from the stairwell. h...
the barriers to instinct
on thursday night i saw charli xcx’s new mockumentary The Moment, anyone who knows me can imagine that i obviously loved it (not even my searing pain post-wisdom teeth surgery kept me from the lincoln center amc on opening night…). the prem...
resolutions i need more of you to have
i am a resolution person. i love the fresh energy of the new year, i love the space it allows to reflect upon a lapse in time, i love when old friends and past flames resurface to wish you a happy new year because you were on their mind, i ...
serve yourself a slice of your own disappointment
birthdays are an undeniably weird day, in addition to the existential reflection of everything you did and did not accomplish from the prior year, it is a day where it feels as though your importance is measured by the amount of well wishes...
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emily is the author of angel cake! a weekly substack about fashion and shopping and dating and the collective emotional tension that comes with living in new york.. among other things.
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