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#10: A case for reading bad books - April in review

I feel like April has flown by in a haze. It’s hard to believe I was in Amsterdam just this month (3/5, loved the water, hated the edible). It’s harder to...

#9: The ocean, looming inexorably - March in review

How many times can you use “it’ll be a birthday treat” as an excuse to spend a liiittle too much money on something before it’s officially out of hand? Does...

#8: I've spent all of February doing exactly 1 thing

It’s been a long and strange few weeks, but exciting things loom on the horizon. I’ll see you all next month with another spate of reviews and reminiscences!

#7: Catharsis, techno, and meeting strangers off the internet - January in review

February 3, 2025

This newsletter is a little late going out because I’ve spent most of January hosting friends. Each one, to a tee, has had the same reaction upon stepping...

#6: 2024 Wrapped

December 30, 2024

When will someone create a Wrapped for the stats that matter? 2024 is wrapping up! It’s been a busy year. In numbers: 74 books read, 21 flights taken, 6...

#5: A reflection on existence as a radical act

December 2, 2024

Hi friends. This email is a culmination of a number of trains of thought that I’ve been chewing on for a few years. It’s a little heavy, and a lot long, and...

#4: October in review

October 28, 2024

Mid-October kicked off an 8-week period where I’m traveling basically every single weekend. On the plus side, I’ve had a lot of time to read, and I’ve seen...

#3: September in review

September 30, 2024

It’s been a slow month… A mix of darkness descending earlier in the evenings and generic Mental IllnessTM have kept me lethargic of late, without much energy...

Monthly roundup #2 - August 2024

August 26, 2024

August 2024 A small life update - I quit my job this month! I’ll be starting at another agency as an Associate Creative Director of Copy after Labor Day. The...

Monthly roundup #1 - July 2024

Hello! Welcome to my newsletter :) If you’re reading this, you probably know me already, so we can skip past the intros and icebreakers. This newsletter is...