HeyJaredRoz Milner
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Random Notes: Sept 25, 2026 (opens the original)
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Some housekeeping:For Aquarium Drunkard I wrote about Paul Simon and his 1986 album Graceland, as well as tried to put it in a context of world music and what was actually happening in South Africa at the time, too.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="e
Identity Crisis (opens the original)
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A while back I wrote about the novella Trapped in Amber, a short book by the pseudonymous Fake Minsk. In the time since, Minsk has been hard at work on a new story: Who Made the Lamb. As good as Amber is - and I think it’s an interesting story with a lot of potential - Minsk’s new one has really raised the bar and I think it’s one of the best novels I’ve read this year.<s
The name of the game (opens the original)
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I used to be sad a lot. I still get sad from time to time, sure. But not like I used to.It’s weird. I don’t think I consciously chose to be happier and I didn’t change my SSRI and in some ways my life has gotten worse (I’m single now), but I’m happier than I used to be. Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="email-input" name="email" tabindex="-1" type="ema
The Political Is the Personal (opens the original)
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Sports are a release valve from all that. The Blue Jays play 162 games a year and if they lose today, there’s a game tomorrow or the day after. They are a way to forget about your boss, about the president, about the upstairs neighbor who keeps playing bass-heavy reggae all hours of the night. For two to three hours, sports take you away from all that. But that was before everything became political. On July 22, Sophie Cunningham said that it’s common sense to keep trans women out of the WNBA. S
On Keeping A Notebook (opens the original)
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I’ve been keeping a notebook now for over two decades. Always at least one, but usually more like two or four. They overlap, contradict. If someone edits them after I die, they will have a hell of a puzzle to figure out; there isn’t exactly a clear picture so much as a series of evolving ideas and thoughts. (That said, they’re more likely to end up getting binned.)They’re me, the little books I never wrote, a bunch of takes and notes of a mind flattening and spreading, soaking up everything it c
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