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On social media, moving needles, and an act of blind faith
"I stopped talking about my work as something I loved and started talking about it like something I was convincing you to buy"
Nov 27
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Laura Steven
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On the tyranny of genre, and the art we lose between the cracks
Something I said in my first piece resonated with a lot of other writers. It was this bit: I felt like my writing was better than ever, but that…
Oct 20
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On brick walls, turning tides, and a life-changing book deal
It’s strange to sit on the beach and watch the exact moment the tide turns. A subtle tilt in the balance of things. Stranger still when the tide has…
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