Tag: writing
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Precious Brain Space
Over in my RSS reader, I’ve been following the recent spate of “blogging about blogging” discussion happening around the isles, and I’ve found them quite interesting and informative.
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Easter 2026
Over Easter I hung out with my parents, went for walks, participated in a chaotic church raffle, and did a bunch of odd jobs around the house.
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Writing for the Machines
Maybe I should just admit to myself that all I really want, is for some small trace of me to live forever in the mind of the machine god?
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Back Again (Again)
Another week’s weeknotes coming to you on a Tuesday evening.
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Permission To Start Again
I didn’t quite understand what it meant back then. That a piece could define its own vessel, as I did it the other way around.
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This Is What I’ll Think Next Year
Every six months or so, I end up writing something here about how much unfinished writing I have. Finishing things is so hard.
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Broken Cable, Broken Flow
I have had a really unproductive week, thanks to a technical disaster entirely of my own making.
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Landing Sequence
This show represents an enormous amount of effort and discipline. Sustaining any single format for eight years is achievement enough for me.
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Tales Untold | 2516
It is the graft that reveals the craft.
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Substack Should Have an Editoral Marketplace
I think there are some really good writers on Substack who, if they worked with a good editor could become excellent ones
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Back for a Speech
I went down to The Chalk because my dad was stepping down as president of a club he is a member of and he had to give a speech.
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Be Generous Online | 2511
Generosity is the protocol that transforms the web from a collection of isolated ‘contents’ into a thriving, interconnected community.
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Public Thoughts, Private Room
A blog is not—and never will be—the full contents of a mind. And proper diary remains a private room. And I’m okay with that.
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I Watch Bright Things Unfold Themselves
All I really have to report this week is that I like a single sentence that I wrote. Sometimes just the one is enough!
