writing

#88: writing the way you think

diagrams, gardens, libraries, and blank spaces—what kind of writer are you?

Jun 30 •

#85: how to design a minimum work season

you don’t have to be in peak performance mode to be a working person

Jun 3 •

#83: what if a machine could help you return to yourself?

[companion machines module 01] on nonlinear thinking, authorship, and a relational approach to AI

May 18 •

#80: welcome to The Library

designing new ways to see old work

Apr 26 •

#79: how to design a deep work sprint

with limited time and big goals

Apr 8 •

#78: how many times can you do the thing you love?

on the realities of parent-artist-freelancer life and how it all patches together

Jan 28 •

#77: good morning, happy new year

Jan 14 •

#75: parts of my job

an exercise in organizing work for freelancers, creatives & primary caregivers (but probably anyone)

Nov 19, 2024 •

#71: knowledge systems and other ways to write

tending to my information garden and publishing more research-powered whimsy

Oct 14, 2024 •

#69: june writer's note

practices over professions, developing lifetime creative skills

Jun 30, 2024 •

#68: may writer's note

tiny little patterns in time, a few dispatches from post-birth life

May 12, 2024 •

#67: february writer's note

fostering creative renewal; the rainy day treasure box

Feb 6, 2024 •

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