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paying attention
it was right at the start of quarantine when rachel syme, one of my favorite writers, tweeted offhandedly that she takes a bath every day. i can't…
Jan 18
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Jackie Luo
a new new year
last year, i contemplated performing this ritual of reflection and introspection. i didn't do it. honoring the passage of time with each new year is an…
Jan 3
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Jackie Luo
March 2021
the fantasy of reality
there's a young woman in a rural region of the sichuan province of china who lives with her grandmother on a family farm in the mountains. she cooks…
Mar 7, 2021
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Jackie Luo
January 2021
all paths lead to extinction
well, so yesterday there was a coup. or maybe there wasn't. whatever you want to call it, trump loyalists stormed the capitol in an effort to disrupt…
Jan 7, 2021
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Jackie Luo
December 2020
liminal spaces (and books of 2020)
everyone is talking about liminal spaces these days. we're in the final throes of a dying year, in the middle of a pandemic that's put so many people's…
Dec 31, 2020
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Jackie Luo
July 2020
the numinous and the unreal
i've never been a spiritual person, or a superstitious one, depending on how you see it. i got into astrology in the later half of 2018, when zodiac…
Jul 31, 2020
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Jackie Luo
staying steady
we tend to notice presence and not absence. i thought about that as i went through my twitter follows on friday night. so many people who had been a…
Jul 5, 2020
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Jackie Luo
October 2016
the dream machine
some of you know the reference from the naming of this newsletter, but for anyone who doesn’t, m. mitchell waldrop’s the dream machine is the story of…
Oct 7, 2016
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Jackie Luo
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