"If you write what you yourself sincerely think and feel and are interested in... you will interest other people."
Rachel Carson on writing and the loneliness of creative work https://t.co/vntEkyGERO
At the link, the best of this week in one place – how to think with your heart, Robert Louis Stevenson's advice on writing, and an illustrated love letter to how life went from mitochondria to minds: https://t.co/k3fyCHGjCs
A tonic of consolation from the dear grackle. As always, find this #birddivination as a solo print and part of the deck of 100, along with the story and process behind them, at https://t.co/r3ZY6gc3q7
"It seems to me that love should not make all else disappear but should simply tint it with new nuances; I would like a love that accompanies me through life, not that absorbs all my life."
Simone de Beauvoir on friendship and love: https://t.co/Ne46CMVUAL
For an act of resistance to the tyranny and vanity of algorithms, try the Marginalian newsletter—undistracted notes on the search for meaning, free, ad-free, AI-free, fully human for 20 years this year: https://t.co/e5QwL19CjN