Over the past two months, I’ve been posting my newsletters online but not sending them out. I’ve been thinking of experimenting with a different way of sending emails: as a digest made up of links to individually published letters, recently published work elsewhere, writing from my archive, other people’s work, and things that have nothing to do with work (though I’ll still dispatch some letters individually sometimes). Hopefully, you’ll find it all a delightfully mixed bag...

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Findings, vol. 2

Stories old and new & some of life's good things.

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One of these links is a new letter I wrote recently about a recent trip to Bali—the impetus was a wedding, but we stayed to travel for a bit.

The letter is behind a paywall as it’s quite exploratory, and I’m still trying to refine my thoughts on the current state of mass travel/overtourism, which I may expand on further down the line. If you have a paid subscription or have otherwise been comped, read it here: https://movableworlds.co/p/nusapenida

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Recapturing memories in a place I loved before: a fool's quest?

On revisiting Nusa Penida, now that it's become a popular destination for crowds of daytrippers from mainland Bali.

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