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constellations #60: not being ready, not being young
Hi again. It’s so nice to see you! (If you are wondering why I’m no longer showing up in your inboxes weekly/on Tuesdays, here’s your gentle reminder…
marissa
Oct 24, 2021
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constellations #2: strangers' windows; taco bell travelogue
Hello again. One of the most delightful things I have seen recently is this little web app called WindowSwap where you click a button and you’re shown…
marissa
Jul 21, 2020
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constellations #65: seventh grade
Hi again. In the recent past I have spent a good deal of time with two pieces of media that take place during seventh grade: Pen15, the TV show wherein…
marissa
Feb 24
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constellations #37: choices
Hi again. I moved to Washington, D.C. when I was 22, on the heels of a cross-country road trip, and before that, a terrible but well-paying office job…
marissa
Mar 30, 2021
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constellations #19: oh! darling
Hi again. For a couple years in college and a couple years just after, I drove a navy blue late-’90s Volvo sedan. Before it was mine, it belonged to my…
marissa
Nov 17, 2020
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constellations #1: a big fake million-dollar bill
Greetings! Thanks for agreeing to meet me inside the personal space of your email inbox. I'm writing to you from the small Massachusetts town I grew up…
marissa
Jul 14, 2020
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constellations #50: late bloomer
Hi again. When I was in grad school, it started to feel like the walls were closing in. All my classmates seemed to have very particular post-graduation…
marissa
Jun 29, 2021
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constellations #58: feeling ambivalent
Plus a note about the future of constellations
marissa
Aug 24, 2021
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constellations #24: who even are you?
Hi again. It can be shocking not to recognize yourself, in part or wholly, in someone’s description of you. I get that aftershock occasionally upon the…
marissa
Dec 22, 2020
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constellations #63: twenty-twenty-one
Hi again. What a strange year. Mostly, for me, the best to be hoped for in 2021 was stasis. Mostly, for me, the year hummed along, measured in (mostly…
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Dec 30, 2021
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constellations #66: compliments matrix
Hi again. I’m working on a theory of compliments. (Which, I suppose, is a theory of insults in reverse.) Maybe that’s an exaggeration. But I’ve been…
marissa
Mar 24
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constellations #64: on (on) freedom
Hi again. I read two books on the theme of freedom recently. They both came out in 2021: Maggie Nelson’s On Freedom: Four Songs of Care and Constraint…
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Jan 24
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