Free Post navel-gazing This thing we're doing, how goes it? A members-only update on Sonya Supposedly progress + plans.
Free Post zines Before the Garden Here's what happened to Plumule before she ended up in Wanderverse [/plumule-seed-fairy/]. This zine is not CC0-licensed and therefore not technically, Officially™ canon. I do want to port over the
Free Post advice Making a Future More advice — this will be a recurring feature of Sonya Supposedly, I can already tell. Look... what can I say, the bossiness comes naturally! Query me if you wish. Artwork
Free Post advice Gathering Strength on the Horizon One of my earliest job aspirations was advice columnist. The appeal remains, so I'm giving it a try. First question: The current political moment leaves me wanting to move to
Free Post newsletter Surpri-zine Hello again. I am renewing my recent, largely unsuccessful effort to raise money for Open Privacy and Mother Trust Org, as well as redoubling my ongoing and quite a bit
Free Post newsletter Your Regular Report Hello friends! The watercolor collage is from a de-stress session this weekend. I'm feeling especially summery as it heats up here in the Bay Area 🌞 Previous email: "The Katechon," contributed
Free Post fiction A seed drifts by This post, including all of the images, is a CC0-licensed contribution to Wanderverse. Meet Plumule, a seed fairy who hasn't the slightest idea where she came from. She remembers spinning
Free Post productivity Ultra Simple To-Do List Template Ironically I'm writing this post as procrastiwork, since I don't feel like doing anything that's actually on my to-do list. The template will probably seem obvious, but that's kinda the point. You don't need any fancy programs — currently I use Apple Notes; previously Google
Free Post religion The Katechon Stahlblau, memetics analyst at The Outpost, kindly contributed the following guest post about divinity and the End Times — or the After Times, or whatever grimly liminal indexical you may prefer.
Free Post newsletter River Ripples A few links, then some plans. In case you missed it, the last message was "Impossibility Space." I've penned one more screed since: Survivalist EpistemologyOn the existential politics of sorting
Free Post examining Survivalist Epistemology On the existential politics of sorting through salience signals under uncertainty.
Free Post examining Impossibility Space You find yourself on the brink, the cusp, the verge — frozen at the edge of a sheer cliff, peering over it. How discomfiting, to regard that long fall! And yet
Free Post newsletter Wednesday Whimsy I have some work to share and a few other things. First, one of the other things: If you're a blogger (or whatever), you gotta try Quotebacks. My friends Tom
Free Post fiction Stateless I am pleased to present a short story by Matthew Sweet, published here with the support of Sonya Supposedly members. Matthew recently finished his debut novel, Barker. The prologue is
