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We won't get change just by wishing for it
Rock solid election stools, how to tell who's telling the truth, and some whimsical illustrated musings on life with Nanux.
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From the Latin exagium, meaning to weigh.
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Dohnut let death overshadow life (On Grief Anniversaries)
Inside every grief story is a pun just waiting to be glazed (sound up!)
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Zinefest coming to Tāmaki this weekend...
And other recommendations (please share yours also!)
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The Art of starting over: reclaiming non-chronological fragments from the memory portal
(Plus lessons in noticing) A Live Zine
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Four weeks, three generations, 15,000 miles, countless steps, ONE journal. And then I lost the journal.
It’s evident the art of losing’s not too hard to master though it may look like (Write it!) like disaster - Elizabeth Bishop
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Truth and story.
Midnight confessions continued
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Mānawatia Matariki!
A quick and unedited update from 11,000 miles away
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The things that keep us up at night
A midnight confession
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The satisfaction of a single unobstructed breath
From Sydney airport.... koha for subscribers
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I fell down a hole.
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The Terrible Quietness
It's dangerous to speak up, but how much more dangerous is it not to?
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More truth than my chest could hold
The ongoing stigma of suicide: Please can we stop?