HeyJaredMilking It
Milking It is a newsletter that journeys through a bevy of books, bradshaw-isms and babbles
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September Reading (opens the original)
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This is my monthly wrap up where I talk about some of my favourite things from the last month. What I’m reading, enjoying, looking forward to—sort of anything floating my boat.In September, it seems like I unintentionally read about a lot of men who are having trouble. Trouble growing old, trouble moving on, trouble existing. From the shores of a Berlin lake to the remnants of a world ravaged by climate change, these men are reaching out in search of connection and finding that journey to be an
August Reading (opens the original)
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This is my monthly wrap up where I talk about some of my favourite things from the last month. What I’m reading, enjoying, looking forward to—sort of anything floating my boat.Lots of reading and lots of writing this month! I’ve managed to wrangle myself back to my desk and have been putting pen to paper in a major way. It feels great to be so generative and to see things I’ve been noodling over for so long start to take shape. People hire etsy witches for days like this.My reading in August was
July Reading (opens the original)
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This is my monthly wrap up where I talk about some of my favourite things from the last month. What I’m reading, enjoying, looking forward to—sort of anything floating my boat.In July, I went back to Montreal for the first time since moving to London. I’m a very sentimental person, so I expected to feel so much throughout my stay. I went to my old house to pick up mail, some of my favourite restaurants, my local bookstores… and nothing. The feeling can only be described as a lack of feeling. I h
In Conversation With Stacey Yu (opens the original)
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Excerpts from a conversation with Stacey Yu about her forthcoming novel Kitten and the booktok to debut author pipeline.I first became aware of on TikTok years ago. She was (is) this incredibly smart girl across the pond who could slice through a novel with the precision of her reviews. Her book taste has always been impeccable and she effortlessly oozes the je ne sais quoi that many people strive to imitate.Now knowing her, I can attest that she is everything you’d want h
2026 in Queer Books (so far) (opens the original)
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June has come and gone, but I am still gay. As such, I wanted to share every single queer book I’ve read this year (well… so far).Six months ago I moved across the world. I packed 8 heavy books into a carry-on, 28 jackets into an oversized suitcase, and started this new chapter. I really thought it would be like pressing reset, but it has actually felt like levelling up. The adjustment has been way more internal than I expected. The challenge hasn’t been my new life’s logistics, but the personal
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