
Trying to figure out ... how to have fun in the apocalypse. Monthly essays and mini-projects.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 59 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Right after I boarded the plane,
I knew
I had to get in contact
with you.
If I say please,
will you answer my question?
When I make a promise,
my hand doesn’t get tied up,
with favors owed.
I was told
you are w...
Dear Fronds 🌿,
First, some sanctimonious unsolicited advice…
Because I’m already on to the next thing I want to proselytize, I need to tell you all that forty days ago, (thanks to a suggestion from my friend Andrew Hardy) I deleted the m...
Recently, for the Big 250th, the Rumpus asked me to answer the question: “What is freedom?” I wrote my answer, here below, as a letter to my daughter.
A dish I made, the outside says: “I do not need to be exceptional. I know it’s so...
Centuries of inching toward acknowledgment of the clitoris
“We are extremely surprised that some anatomists make no more mention of this part than if it did not exist at all in the universe of nature. In every cadaver we have so far dissec...
Same questions, fewer answers
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Wrote Pussypedia: a Comprehensive Guide and things in Slate, Fast Company, Los Angeles Review of Books, WIRED, The Washington Post, + elsewhere. Working on martial arts curriculum for dogs.
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