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Letter 19: On Japanese Stationery
It is September, and I am about to click Confirm Order on a Hobonichi agenda for 2023, four ridiculous months in advance. I’d like to credit this event…
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Letter 18: On Planes, Trains and Automobiles
This wasn’t supposed to be a reflection on the 1987 John Hughes film, though as I type this sentence, I am beginning to reconsider this decision as my…
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Letter 17: On Serendipity
It was the Friday before Christmas, and mercifully we had been let out from work at noon. With a whole afternoon before me, I was eager not to waste it…
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Emily
Letter 16: On My Year of War and Peace (Part I)
Reader! Happy New Year! It feels good to be back, stretching the old writing muscles, creaky as they may be, as we enter into 2023. So many fresh pages…
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Emily
Letter 15: On Antiques
A blemish on the miracle that is 21st century, first-world living is the crush of consumerism, the constant inundation of cheap goods, disposable goods…
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Emily
Letter 14: On Isaac Bashevis Singer
Sometimes the things we love wend their way into our lives in the most unassuming of ways. A number of years ago, trawling the library catalogue for…
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Letter 13: On Doing
The sound of a voice drifts in and out, and though the language is familiar, you can’t seem to extract meaning from what is being said. You follow the…
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Emily
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