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Writing & Worlding | Laurel Schwulst

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This is an adapted mirror of something I originally published on my ephemeral newsletter Another Day in the Dome in October 2023. The original has since been archived, and now these ideas are presented here. over the decades i’ve been on the internet, i’ve admired bloggers. it’s beautiful to write on one’s own platform about anything that interests you. especially when that writing wouldn’t easily feel at home on a platform that already exists. but i’ve never felt like a blogger myself. why? maybe because, despite admiring bloggers, i never felt like i would write about any of the same things they did, or in the same way, for whatever reason. * somehow though, despite everything, i started blogging. over the past few years, i actually created a few different blogs. but i call them notebooks. while easily overlooked, naming them “notebooks” is important. traditionally a “notebook” is something you have multiple of — in the paper world, you often have different notebooks for different pu

Writing & Worlding | Laurel Schwulst Laurel Schwulst Laurel Schwulst 2023 Fall, on writing techniques This is an adapted mirror of something I originally published on my ephemeral newsletter Another Day in the Dome in October 2023. The original has since been archived, and now these ideas are presented here. Writing & Worlding This is an adapted mirror of something I originally published on my ephemeral newsletter Another Day in the Dome in October 2023. The original has since been archived, and now these ideas are presented here. 1 of 2. To write, I first must world Over the decades I’ve been

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