May I Have a Word?
Arianna PetrelliTales from a lover of words
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 10 | Subscribers | Read | ariannapetrelli.substack.com |
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My body is made of crushed little stars
My friend Elijah always tells me I have a bad tendency of overromanticizing my life. He is a pragmatic, and believes that all the little things that happen in our everyday life are not worth lingering on. As a writer both in upbringing and ...
In every small, glass-sealed universe
The day I died for the second time I felt my body soften, for a moment, aching to leave the shape I had been constraining it in for the past few centuries. I sucked it in, keeping it in place, and walked to the Registration Office.
Who are you when no one is loving you?
Disclaimer: I think the point I was trying to make with this piece slightly shifted halfway through. Still, I chose to leave it as it was. After all, these essays mostly serve as a sort of glorified and heavily edited journaling - and isn’t...
Erasing Femicide
Premise: although this essay was instigated by my frustration with current affairs in Italy, my home country (which I will discuss more in the specific), the point I’ll try to make also applies to similar cultures and contexts. If you have ...
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