Bitter Darlings | On art, imperfection, and what it means to never be broken-hearted.
Something happens when a woman decides to stop editing herself. Not the polished version she learned to present, the one shaped by other people’s comfort, other people’s timelines, but a real awareness and strength that appears right in the middle of a hard chapter, in the face of doubt, critici
Forget Everything You Know: Your 30s Are When Reading Counts
I’ve gained this newfound passion for reading lately, and it’s unlike anything I’ve experienced before. I’ve never been particularly averse to reading. I’ve always understood it to be fundamental, and I was actually good at it. In school, I enjoyed popcorn reading and r
“A Poor Craftsman Blames His Tools”
We know this proverb to basically mean that someone unskilled or incompetent at a task will often make excuses for their poor work by blaming their tools rather than taking responsibility for their own failings. Yikes. I heard this phrase listening to a podcast the other day, and it made me think ab
Savon-M Interview
Some artists carve their names into the culture with a chisel, etching their influence into stone through sheer will and repetition. Others, like Savon-M, let the music itself do the carving—flowing like water, shaping the landscape without force, moving with intention. His journey through sound h