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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Dohnut let death overshadow life (On Grief Anniversaries)
Inside every grief story is a pun just waiting to be glazed (sound up!)
Zinefest coming to Tāmaki this weekend...
And other recommendations (please share yours also!)
The Art of starting over: reclaiming non-chronological fragments from the memory portal
(Plus lessons in noticing) A Live Zine
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
Truth and story.
Midnight confessions continued
Mānawatia Matariki!
A quick and unedited update from 11,000 miles away
The things that keep us up at night
A midnight confession
The satisfaction of a single unobstructed breath
From Sydney airport.... koha for subscribers
The Terrible Quietness
It's dangerous to speak up, but how much more dangerous is it not to?
More truth than my chest could hold
The ongoing stigma of suicide: Please can we stop?