monologues journaliers
most of what I write never leaves the silent monologue of my notebooks. let's change that.
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Our Wives Under the Sea broke my heart (in the best way) (opens the original)
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this book sat on my shelf for a little while before i felt ready to pick it up.i have a habit of buying books in advance, often on a whim, without totally knowing what they’re about. it’s a little game i play with my intuition (and usually, she picks right.)the only thing i knew about Julia Armfield’s Our Wives Under the Sea was that it had caused quite a stir in sapphic / queer BookTok. and i’m always here for a good wlw story.partly because i love women and i think seeing our lives, relationsh
give up control: play a writing game with me (opens the original)
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when i was at secondary school, my absolute favourite exam was redaction. i remember those two hours of creative writing like the best game ever: what do you mean i had two uninterrupted hours to craft stories and characters and arcs in my mind and make them alive on paper?having someone else give me a prompt helped my creativity tremendously. when i have something to respond to, the gates open and flow. i can hear my intuition pulling me in a direction, and i trust her completely. it’s like i h
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