The Aurelie 30
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Bad Writing with Benjamin Schaefer
Dear A30 team, I’m writing here with another essay I ran across that I think will interest friends and fans of the Aurelie 30, since it features her significantly. It’s by Benjamin Schaefer, “We Need to Talk About Bad Writing,” recently pub...
Let There Be Teeth
Hey to all of you on the Aurelie 30 substack! I hope April was a productive month for you. It was for me. Zaza Karaim just published an essay in Tucson’s own Sonora Review called “Let There Be Teeth,” and I thought it would interest you so...
We did it (2026 Edition)!
Oh, hello! I didn’t see you there. Or actually I did, most of you, working this month mostly all together on the shared google doc, some of this thinking about Aurelie, some of us just here for the shared work. Both are great!
But here we...
April 27 in the Aurelie 30
Hey A30ers, I got a bit caught up in production on the Significant Objects 2026 project (we’re printing a book version of that with the first 45 objects + stories which I laid out over the weekend), which kept me from emailing a few days ag...
Meet me halfway...through the Aurelie 30
Ok so here we are, a little more than halfway into The Aurelie 30 in 2026 and this is about the time where it gets hard for most people (if it’s not already hard, I mean). I always come in with a ton of energy and (possibly bad) ideas for p...
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