Recipes to Hold Dear in Your Hand
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Recipes to Hold Dear in Your Hand
This recipe embodies some of the exact stereotypes about group living that I instinctively want to distance myself from: apparent openness masking rigidity, self-righteousness, carelessness in appropriating Asian cultures and ingredients, mind-over-matter rhetoric that manages to sweep all structural inequity under a rag rug, and unappealing food.
Lola Milholland • Group Living and Other Recipes: A Memoir
I’ve always found it especially satisfying to use my hands to create something, perhaps because I spend so much of my creative time in my own mind, becoming aware of myself, then digging for the right words to describe what I see in that inwards mirror. Baking is a nice complement to this, because it forces me outside of myself: the thing I am crea... See more
A Guide to Booklegging: How (and why) to collect, preserve, and read the printed word
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A zine celebrating the vibrant souls of the tech industry
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new essay. also out on substack and in your inbox if you’re a subscriber🌷 photo on cover: Bees by Chen Zhe [hobby, obsessions, time, mindful, deep attention, art of noticing, painting, music, art, origami, pottery, dance, baking, scuba, ada lovelace, women]
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