I agree with Emma, the tension you build with each micro-cliff-hanger is amazing. It's creates a sensation my dad always called feeling moreish--as is you want more of it right now.
Gosh thanks Jason. I really appreciate you saying that. I feel tense when I write them, especially now, this part. And also Hear Me Roar. This stuff has been a long time coming. And isn't it great, this platform? I imagine you experience it the same, the joy and elevation of writing and connecting in the same instant. It has made all the difference. I think it's made the getting of this stuff out of me possible.
It's amazing how we can switch so quickly, with just the right words. These shamen and gurus can pick those who are vulnerable. And even those who can see through the shit, they have ways of breaking us down too. It's them, not us, and it's timing. It was not your fault.
Had to read this twice because it's a reminder that we all want to be loved, rich, poor, in the middle. "The commune was a beautiful attempt at another way of life and also a replication of this stab at feeling better about wealth."
I agree with Emma, the tension you build with each micro-cliff-hanger is amazing. It's creates a sensation my dad always called feeling moreish--as is you want more of it right now.
Gosh thanks Jason. I really appreciate you saying that. I feel tense when I write them, especially now, this part. And also Hear Me Roar. This stuff has been a long time coming. And isn't it great, this platform? I imagine you experience it the same, the joy and elevation of writing and connecting in the same instant. It has made all the difference. I think it's made the getting of this stuff out of me possible.
The suspense you create in a one minute memoir is brilliant. I wait for the next instalment with bated breath.
Thanks so much darling. xxx
It's amazing how we can switch so quickly, with just the right words. These shamen and gurus can pick those who are vulnerable. And even those who can see through the shit, they have ways of breaking us down too. It's them, not us, and it's timing. It was not your fault.
Do I have this right, you write for a minute and this is what comes out? Have I missed something?
I write for about an hour and produce a piece that takes no more than a minute or two to read….
Had to read this twice because it's a reminder that we all want to be loved, rich, poor, in the middle. "The commune was a beautiful attempt at another way of life and also a replication of this stab at feeling better about wealth."
Brilliant
Hmm. Seems like a sketchy fucker
We are laughing