i'm not deleting my account or going to that other site which is both boring and lame, and i'll stick check my DMs every once in a while. but email me. my address is in my bio. i'm very pro-penpal.

pared down my website a lot

RT @AdHocEmilie: Fun new pod with @TM_Brown just dropped on the question that the pundits love to disagree on: Do algorithms make culture b…

@drakes_diary LA Forever

Oh and I’ll still post when I write something ok bye!!!

RT @TM_Brown: i'm not deleting my account or going to that other site which is both boring and lame, and i'll stick check my DMs every once…

🧵 these announcements are tedious but i'm not gonna be on here much anymore. it's less the stupidity/toxicity and more—it's just sort of boring now? i logged off 10 days ago and haven't missed it which i wasn't expecting.

@k80way wrote a really good piece of criticism about the dynamic that played out on that horrendous RHONYC finale for @HellGateNY and it touched on a lot of stuff I’ve been thinking about the last year.

i used to mix white rice, a can of tuna, and a raw egg together and that shit was delicious.

been thinking about this section of AO Scott's essay on n+1 and The Believer w/r/t the newsletter platform evangelism and the idea that it's revolutionary. (this is from 2005.)

*real and imagined, obviously.

I need someone to send my upcoming essay about Bravo to Julia Fox.

SEVERANCE is the perfect example of Baudrillard’s critique that television/movies cannot capture the comprehensive cruelty of everyday life. Watching a factionalized version of how soul crushing work can be is no match for the real thing.

There isn’t enough bullying of stupid people on the newsletter app.