What I'm Reading — April 2023
How Rick Rubin lost 130lbs, Jaron Lanier, Amy Jay, Sarah Fay, Holly Whitaker, Toni Bentley, Daniel Duane, Lyle McKeany, Soaring Twenties, Minda Lane, Thomas J Bevan, Charles Eisenstein & Flow State
📖 The Surrender: an outstanding (and very explicit) erotic memoir by Toni Bentley
📖 El Capitan: Historic Feats and Radical Routes by
📖 The Desert and the Sea: 977 Days Captive on the Somali Pirate Coast, by Michael Scott Moore
can everyone kindly shut the fuck up about AI
by
I also love Jaron Lanier’s take, that There Is No A.I. “There are ways of controlling the new technology—but first we have to stop mythologizing it.”
I’m writing a utopian novel & essays imagining a more beautiful future by
a Substack writing collectiveCrazy Women by
Creation & the reclamation of my attention by
Understanding the Dislocation Theory of Addiction — by way of
’s Recovering Roundup, AI editionAlex Perez on “masculine writing,” among other things — by way of
Safety Third by
The Rebirth of Rick Rubin — how he lost 130 pounds in 15 months
A classic from
on 9 Reasons The Words “Alcoholic” and “Alcoholism” Should Die.If It’s Advertised to You Online, You Probably Shouldn’t Buy It. Here’s Why. — NY Times → which reminds me how I’ve been saying that Advertising Is Obsolete.
Serialized memoir on Substack! Cured: The Memoir by Sarah Fay
Men, Myself, & I: Revelations of an Opened Marriage by Minda Lane
🎧 Sidirum—some great music to work by, from Flow State
🎧 Rick Rubin Says Trust Your Gut, Not Your Audience by
And of course my own writing from this past month:
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Amazing picture. Paradise at night 🌃