A journal.
On travel, history, and the long thoughts old places provoke.
A journal in the older sense. A place to walk slowly through somewhere old, and then to sit with what it asked of me. Not a guide, not a feed; closer to a letter sent home.
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The Economy of Looking
On the male gaze, the algorithm that monetised it, and the audience that keeps it running.
A critical look at the attention economy, the algorithm that runs it, and the millions of men whose scrolling makes the whole machine profitable.
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Notes from a Tower
A long afternoon at the Tower of London, watching three million people a year queue past a thousand years of history. A note on what we are doing when we travel — and what is, quietly, doing it back to us.
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No One Has Seen the Aftermath
A long evening, a small ledger of unfair things, and the question every honest person asks at least once. Not an answer. An honest record.
Four directions
Four kinds of writing, four directions to walk.
Letters, occasionally
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