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So you want to see more indie movies in 2026
So you’ve written your little personal curriculum for 2026 and it includes consumption of more indie movies. You don’t want to see no Marvel no more, you want to see the newest Cannes Palme d’Or and have an opinion on it. You want to explor...
All the dresses I’ll wear to accept my book awards
I’m currently halfway stuck in between new years resolutions (write more fiction and publish to great acclaim) and awards season (pretty red carpet dresses and jealousy at those writers who just write so well).
Oh, and it’s Paris fashion...
How do you measure a year of art?
Paris doesn’t let you sit still, even if you try. Just the other day, I received a flyer from the mayor’s office about a new “street art hike” in my neighborhood. I’ll admit, at first, I rolled my eyes – of course the right-wing asshole is...
My 2026 pile of useful notebooks
This post will be picture-heavy and too long for email, so click on the title to open it in the app or your browser! None of the links are any kind of affiliate because I’m not an influencer (yet) ;)
Should I start with a Didion quote? Or...
Why do we want personal curriculums so bad?
Tis the year 2026, and as with any January, resolutions abound. Everyone it seems is making “personal curriculums” and “study plans” for the year ahead, and I’ve felt the same push to open my brand new notebooks and start shouting a bibliog...
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scifi reader by love, software engineer by trade. Will work for cheese, or a granulating watercolor. Maybe I’ll write a book of my own one day. \ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddf7
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