For the generation that remembers when things took longer. And is starting to think that wasn't such a bad thing.
I have a hard time leaving interesting things alone. I follow sparks with wit, wonder, and a deep appreciation for the ordinary.
A weekly kick in the pants to DO SOMETHING about your restless human soul. This may or may not include disappearing to an island and living off coconuts & rum.
"Like one big group text with other guys fumbling their way through fatherhood." — Esquire
Two poet's quests to uncover what shifts when we shift our attention.
Learn how to grow your Substack holistically, without burnout! Master Notes, improve your storytelling, and enjoy the act of writing. No hustle. No posting on 48 platforms. Just great writing that grows your audience.
Matthew Fray, author of This is How Your Marriage Ends, featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and The Atlantic, and on The Tamron Hall Show and NPR, continues his exploration of love and relationships, with the occasional bourbon assist.