I really deeply echo your sentiment about zines!

I completely agree and embrace it this way as well. How cool! I featured your story in the zine I run weekly for stacker news because it was at the top of the ~Art page this week. Congrats! Hope you check it out, hope you like it #1044917

sick

wow!

I so felt the same way. it's cool to look back just a couple years to reflect, and it confirms that something real is happening here

Hey just realized I knew you from your earlier posts #765703, welcome back! sorry to hear you've been going through things. Journaling and writing is definitely something I do to feel like a real person and stuff. I hope your expression in writing will bring peace to you. Will be here, looking out for anything you share!

ps thank you @elvismercury for #302179. I haven't said so before, maybe once on stacker news live. What you wrote there shook the ground for me a little bit.

read so much. read what you like. entertain yourself on a blank page for as long as you can. if you can't, stop. it helps do it in silence. it helps to speak out loud to yourself. (I actually don't know about that, but it could be true for you, who knows?) ask for feedback whenever, and this is a great place to do it.

a couple years ago, I was asking stackers similar questions, and they had a lot of cool things to say #301588 it was like a highlight of my life, so could be worth looking at again

just reading this again #418312 for research

cool! you made me think of As Told by Ginger and Hey Arnold!

All the small squabbles of life's demands forced my attention elsewhere this morning and even though I'm now at my desk, I still feel that I haven't yet arrived here to begin working. Maybe these words will work a trick to bring my body and mind into the one accord. I am here. hello. I am working on SNZ. It is #17. I have deviated from the the zine norm for this issue, and now I find myself floating out in unknown waters. Too much detail in those words. hello. I am here. I like having something to do. I love having something creative to do. Thank you, I am so thankful, Stacker news.

yeah I'm cooking

any of those landscapes!

I don't think design club is

Wow that was quite an interaction. It was good that gave her your attention, but I definitely understand it being awkward. A friend of mine was just telling me a similar tragic story about neighbors of hers, single women in their 60s. Nothing fun or warm in that story. I hope you're feeling better about it soon, maybe you will find something you can do for her that won't cross any of your boundaries. My suggestion would be prayer.

is this a Jungian archetype? Sounds like it could be

some wonderfully colorful rust there

lovely! would buy a postcard

Hey super cool to hear about what you do! will be great to learn more about your photography, partnership, and integrating bitcoin in the business

i'm a poet sometimes on here, other times I'm putting the stacker news zine together to make art out of the top posts from the site each week. Love to feature any original art there :)

the entry should be its own post? or in the comments

I love that

oh got it, you are the unmotivated

I don't know about rules of thumb. If you have established rules, then you are writing popular fiction, right?

Every book is essentially trying something that they hope will keep you engaged, or it should at least entertain the writer.

And I kinda think maybe you expect to be watching a film when you're reading a book?