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Right to Work
Relentless work, enforced breaks and accepting circumstances without constant, driven activity
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My Doppelgänger
In a vivid dream, the protagonist, Abigail, encounters a doppelganger version of herself, who comes to exist after a mistake Abigail made
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A Week of Thoughts #14
Happiness has declined in women and girls, while dissatisfaction in black women who use Asian-owned beauty supplies has remained about the same
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We Should Really Get Back to the Dog: Part Four
The dinner party ends in turmoil. Jade, Cleo and the dog encounter the joys of being forgotten. Final chapter.
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We Should Really Get Back to the Dog: Part Three
After some days away, Jade and Cleo dread the dog. All are invited to a dinner party.
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We Should Really Get Back to the Dog: Part two
Jade and Cleo’s Mother sews seeds of doubt into their new livng arrangements, Jade wilfully forgets to buy dog food, again.
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We Should Really Get Back to the Dog: Part one
Sisters Jade and Cleo find a place to live, but their three rich housemates force them to look after an unwanted dog in return. (the revised version of a university project)
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Curiosity Killed the Cat, Slowly
Yes, artificial intelligence will kill us all, in a leisurely manner.
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Self-preservation
I chickened out of climbing Dunns river and noted that I’m going to live for a long time, but to what avail?
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The Beginnings of People and Things
The Guardian’s slave ties, and our capacity for living beyond the present
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ENCORE: EU-ROPE-ING while Black: one story
I’m somewhere in Europe this week, let’s hope it goes far better than it did two years ago.
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ENCORE: The Evolution of a January
I wrote this in January of last year, here it is again for its relevance.
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