Write what you want - by Eli Qian - Nonlinear
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Our Skin is Melted Moons, Aimee Schreiber Last night, I was reading some substacks that fell into the bucket of writers who don't take themselves too seriously (in the best way possible). I mean people who write casually about niche topics most people don't care about, and don't have the most thoroughly scrutinized arguments but put them out anyway. It gave me a wind of inspiration because it feels like I can do that too. To be someone who publishes regularly about stuff that's interesting to a humble group of people and has a cultish following on Twitter. I know some of those things are…
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