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Chloe writes about Death & Birds. Sometimes Death. Sometimes Birds. Sometimes both. Regardless of which, the writing is intricate, deep, layered, personal, beautiful ... all kinds of things that make you feel as though her writing is hugging and embracing you.
Always a delight, Nadia writes across many subject areas (I especially love her love of video games) and she does wonders to promote the work of others via guest posts.
Always a delight, always jammed with delicious things, always written with panache. You never know what's coming ... but by Ford does Troy sure know.
All things notes. Note-taking, reading other people's noted, realising that your notes aren't as good as other notes, that you can't draw or illustrate or write neatly, but none of that matters because you leave inspired by reading about all these wonderful notes!
With intellectual insights into fiction, culture and place, Kathleen's posts, podcasts and resources make you think deeper about writing, reading and the world around you.