Building meaning—and magic—in our lived environment, lithely delivered through weekly bits and bobs, plus a monthly print zine.
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Jess Saved Summer 🐿️
I went outside; I was curious if the apples on our tree were ready and when I went to test one, to pull and see, it came right off as if it was just about to fall anyway. And so it is: Fall is coming and maybe a little bit already here. (So...
We had a whale of a time
Holy mackerel, I truly cannot believe it’s time for our August recap. September is just a few days away? August—we barely knew you! What a whirlwind, what a bite of the juiciest fruit, what a fever dream.
Here’s what happened over here th...
Don’t Call It A Bucket List
Hello from over here, where I am happily folding zines—they’re newsprint this month!—printing, stuffing, and stamping envelopes. The August zine is somewhat of an ode. To what? Anxiety? Fleeting seasons? Preemptive nostalgia? The kind of fu...
August Is Awkward
Something a little awkward happens in the life of a newsletter in August. At the the very same moment when the reader’s capacity to actually sit down and actually get a little time to read miraculously increases, the writer’s capacity to ac...
For What Ails You (Heat, Dread, Adorable Dogs)
Some of you know, some of you don’t—a bunch of years ago I ran an indie magazine that I’d also founded, with a friend, which had some OK, pretty good (?) success.1 Knit Wit was a biannual print (obviously) magazine about fiber art and craft...
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