Why We Keep Returning to Stories We Already Know
A first piece for My Take — about rereading, memory, and the strange way stories change as we do.
Explore writingLiterature, language, ideas and the little things worth thinking about — read closely, think freely, and take what resonates.
A first piece for My Take — about rereading, memory, and the strange way stories change as we do.
Explore writingOn rereading, memory and how the reader changes.
Read piece →A thought on language, identity and internet culture.
Read piece →What silence can communicate in stories and in life.
Read piece →Notes on morality, empathy and the unreliable reader.
Coming soon →A beginner-friendly look at implication and imagery.
Coming soon →A running list of stories that linger.
Coming soon →Fragments, half-written thoughts and pieces waiting for the right ending.
Coming soon →Questions worth leaving open for a little longer.
Coming soon →Loose observations, sentences and ideas collected along the way.
Coming soon →A place for short thoughts, fragments and literary rabbit holes.
Coming soon →Why some sentences deserve to be kept.
Coming soon →The kind of question worth carrying around.
Coming soon →My Take Writes is an independent space for writing about literature, language, culture and the questions that make ordinary things interesting.
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