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The Yellow Folder is a collection of lifestyle updates, short story fragments, PhD reflections and the quiet (random?) thoughts I don’t always say out loud. Mostly soft. Sometimes sharp. But always honest.

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    And The World Stopped For a Moment. (opens the original)

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    AND THE WORLD STOPPED FOR A MOMENT.“Two days ago, I submitted my thesis. My supervisor had sent the approval email, told me to record the moment in one way or the other and included a perfunctory congratulations that reminded me to pop into his office sometime during this month we’d both deemed my rest month. I was on the last portion of my spelling and grammar review when his email pinged through my phone lurching my heart and for a moment, kickstarting my will to live and excitement for life t

  2. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    The Days we Long For. (opens the original)

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    In October 2022, on a random monday afternoon, I met with my PhD supervisors for the first time in my capacity as a PhD student (we’d worked together in my master’s programme, one as professor (turned PhD-application advisor) and student and the other as dissertation supervisor and researcher). The sky was a bed of heavy sullen clouds, Leeds was embracing what would be the coldest winter I’d experienced since moving back and I was dedicated to my love for the city as displayed by the Leeds Unive

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