List: Writers Who Are Always Worth Reading | Curated by Sadie Seroxcat

Feb 16, 2025
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Writers Who Are Always Worth Reading
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Counter Arts
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Judson Stacy Vereen
Beauty of the FleshNotes on Francis Bacon
Feb 16
6
Feb 16
6
Felicia C. Sullivan
Yes, There’s a Difference Between Confessional Essays & JournalingOne focuses on craft, the latter centers on catharsis.
Feb 7
50
Feb 7
50
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Reece Beckett
The Best of British Cinema: ‘Hard Truths’ (2024)Mike Leigh’s latest delves deep into community, disconnection and redemption
Feb 3
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Feb 3
9
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Ani Eldritch
Fuck It All, and WriteThe defiant art of bleeding onto the page
Jan 8
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Jan 8
47
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Janice Harayda
The Real-Life Captain KirkAn exciting new bestseller brings fresh life to the man who inspired the most famous line on Star Trek
Jan 11
25
Jan 11
25
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Cole Haddon
Q&A: Author Peter Ho Davies on Finding (and Revising) Himself in His WorkMy former creative writing instructor discusses his evolution as a writer and, more importantly, whether I was a pain-in-the-ass student
Jan 6
15
Jan 6
15
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Counter Arts
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Jeffrey Harvey
Reclaim Woke in 2025Make consciousness American again
Jan 6
7
Jan 6
7
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The Partnered Pen
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Remington Write
Doing the Holiday Our WayNo gifts, no tree, no over-eating, and no travel
Dec 25, 2024
3
Dec 25, 2024
3
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M. J. Carson
The Art of Doing Things Not So WellCan Vonnegut’s received wisdom change my life? Or maybe yours?
Dec 23, 2024
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Dec 23, 2024
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M. J. Carson
Wild Women in Two GenerationsKarma Brown takes us back to the Seventies to remind us what is possible. This is timely.
Dec 15, 2024
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Dec 15, 2024
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Reece Beckett
Review: ‘Rat Film’ is a Scathing Indictment of Historical RacismTheo Anthony’s experimental documentary uses rat exploitation as a metaphor for the treatment of minorities in Baltimore
Dec 14, 2024
4
Dec 14, 2024
4
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Ani Eldritch
The Echoes of Becoming: A Journey Through Fragmented CertaintiesA contemporary exploration of self and place
Dec 11, 2024
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Dec 11, 2024
6
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Elan Kesilman-Davin, Ph.D.
The Personal is Political: Feminist Art and LiteratureTurning personal struggles into transformative action
Nov 27, 2024
3
Nov 27, 2024
3
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Reece Beckett
Review: Clint Eastwood Crafts a Morally Minded Courtroom Drama With ‘Juror #2’Clint Eastwood’s supposedly final film delves deep into the concepts of truth and justice
Nov 2, 2024
3
Nov 2, 2024
3
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Fiction Shorts
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Izzibella Beau
A Summer LoveNever to return
Sep 26, 2024
15
Sep 26, 2024
15
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Counter Arts
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Cole Haddon
Art Should Never Lead to Regretting the Life We Forgot to LiveOr: that time I ruined a literary festival by being too real
Sep 8, 2024
13
Sep 8, 2024
13
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Rainbow Salad
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Jackie Olsen
The Skies of SeptemberGive me to water when I go
Sep 5, 2024
3
Sep 5, 2024
3
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Seroxcat’s Salon
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Marc Barham
The Contentment In An Ageing Existence: Finding A State Of Equilibrium?Happiness And Unhappiness At (Nearly) Sixty
Jul 14, 2024
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Jul 14, 2024
5
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Natasha MH
Are You Ever Too Old for a Bikini?My concern is, why are we asking this question?
Jul 12, 2024
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Jul 12, 2024
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Seroxcat’s Salon
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Mike Grindle
Walks Through The EdgelandsDiscovering the places where nature still grows wild
Jul 9, 2024
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Jul 9, 2024
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