The Open Letters
The open Letters, Meghan Carozza, Giliana, kellita, hasif \ud83d\udc8c, notes from my balcony, marie, The Fragile Art, Megan Irene, cat ♡, Jahneal Francis, Kelsey Clarke, Paige, Arianna D'AvolioAn open magazine of essays, ideas, and letters to the world. Written by many, read by all.
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An open magazine of essays, ideas, and letters to the world. Written by many, read by all. Curated by Hasif. Submit your essay here: [email protected]
Designer, brand visionary, entrepreneur, artist, neurodivergent, mom of 2 plus fur creature, debauchery seeking optimist, live music lover, would rather be dancing. Cofounder of Good Kitty, revolutionizing women's sexual wellness
Someone who believes that the world is woven out of love. [email protected]
i’m here to chronicle my being laid-off (and maybe some other stuff). i’ve got some free time now
Living in the chaos, writing through it. Reach out: [email protected]
"True literature can exist only when it is created, not by diligent and reliable officials, but by madmen, hermits, heretics, dreamers, rebels and skeptics."
emotional deep-dives through the rollercoaster of my twenties
The weird therapy journal of a depressed thirty-something nurse with too many stories of care, chaos, and carrying too much.
Bridging the mystical and the mundane \ud83c\udf15
sharing the thoughts and mind im forced to spend all my time with <3
my friends call me jayjay
writes about love, heartbreak, & the beautiful terrible chaos of growing up.
from a literature lover. MA student in english lit and anthropology, living abroad in germany.
can be found sitting in my childhood backyard, searching for four leaf clovers with everyone i’ve ever loved
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