Unresolving
Emily J. SmithUntangling questions of identity, reinvention, and writing. (From the author of NOTHING SERIOUS, out from HarperCollins in Feb.)
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One Year As a Published Author and the Biggest Career Break of My Life
As I write this, it’s been a year to the day since I published my first novel. This also marks the paperback release of the book (yay! please grab a copy!) But what I’m drawn to write about here is how this was the year I stopped working my...
When Music Stops Standing In For Love
I love watching Tell Me Lies, and not only because I, like the main character, was once obsessed with a man named Stephen to the point of lunacy. The show is a soap-opera-esque, over-the-top drama centering a group of incestuous college stu...
Like the hivemind it depicts, Pluribus lacks a soul... on self-satisfied vs. striving art
Pluribus (Apple TV), above; Industry (HBO), below
I really expected—and wanted!—to like Pluribus. When I heard about the series, there was no way I was not watching a major sci-fi show, which was also kind of a one-woman show, with a queer...
My year on Substack and choosing interest > algorithm in 2026
This year was by far my highest growth year on Substack, and the reason is no mystery: I gave myself the space and time to work on it. For the entire year—first time in my life I’ve gone this long—I did not have a paying job. I intentionall...
My Favorite Novels of the Year
Random shot of my office bookshelf since many of the books below I got from library / on audio so I don’t have a cool stack-of-books photo for this post.
Typically, I take little notice of end-of-year lists. I prefer my recommendations rea...
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Author of NOTHING SERIOUS (William Morrow / HarperCollins). Started writing in my 30s after a career in tech. Writing about identity, relationships, and reinvention.
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