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You’ll leave these pages thinking differently about human condition, meaning, culture, creativity, and what it costs to live honestly. Ideas that stay with you. Essays that ask more of you. A salon for people who read to be changed.
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Indulging in Outrage (opens the original)
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“A time comes when silence is betrayal...” – Martin Luther King Jr.In the first half of 2026, the Epstein scandal was scorching a path through everyone’s social media feed like an out-of-control forest fire. Tweets, stories, shorts, long-form videos, podcasts, news segments, articles and essays were everywhere. For some, it was the greatest political scandal in recent history, and perhaps ever, while others dismissed it as an overblown conspiracy lacking concrete evidence. There were those who m
Make More Love (opens the original)
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The Perfect Day I Couldn't Wait to End (opens the original)
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“Without Contraries is no progression.” William Blake, “The Marriage of Heaven and Hell”, 1790For those who recognise that the hottest commodity of all is narrative, there is a particular type of story that is evergreen. It’s the one that sells you on something that you don’t have; the one that suggests that happiness lies in certainty, with seamless fits and ease of movement. No sharp edges, no friction,
The Weekly Museguided: Electra Would Not Be Cured (opens the original)
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Starting this week, I will send a weekly dispatch only to my paying subscribers. No email or free preview will go out to the rest of my readers. I find it more intimate this way. I will continue to write essays for both my free and paying subscribers, but in these newsletters I will share personal moments, the things I like and dislike, the events I attend, my Art and History classes, my travels, the exhibitions I see and the books I read, a sort of visual and written journal that might inspire
Why We Should Still Be Writing Love Letters (opens the original)
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“This is my letter to the World / That never wrote to Me” — Emily Dickinson I have been writing love letters since I was thirteen. That year I realised I had a crush on a boy who was two years older than me and who spent his summers at his grandparents’, who were my neighbours. I had known him since we were children, but that particular summer I felt I wanted to be in his orbit every time I was out playing with all the other children, seeking his attention in a silly way. S
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