Zoë Lance.

  • Link Party: 4/10-4/14

    I realized yesterday I haven’t written an actual post beyond Link Parties in a very long time — in May, I’m hoping to fix that. I miss writing for myself and this blog, but I need to get on top of some other professional work that’s starting to get overwhelming. Thank you for reading, even when…

  • Link Party: 2/6-2/10

    I had a good week, and I hope you did too. Here’s what I read: 1.  This article about how the media treats leaks is good on its own, but I want to point out a sentence that contextualized John Podesta’s emails in an eye-opening way, at least for me: “the conversation around the emails became…

  • Link Party: 10/29-11/20

    There hasn’t been much Link Partying around here lately. I need to fix that, and I promise to be more consistent in the last few weeks of 2016 and into 2017. Here’s a party to last you all week. Take your pick: 1. An interview with Frank Ocean. 2. Zadie Smith on the dancers that inspire…

  • Link Party: 10/3-10/7

    Here’s what I read this week: 1. Ruth Bader Ginsburg gives the best advice. 2. Barack Obama on five days that shaped his presidency. 3. A letter of complaint for Cards Against Humanity. 4. Elena Ferrante and the myth that female artists owe us something more than just their work. 5. An excerpt from a…

  • Link Party: 9/26-9/30

    Here’s what I read last week: 1. The writer Michael Chabon took his son Abe to Paris for Men’s Fashion Week and wrote an outstanding article about it. 2. The entire latest issue of the California Sunday Magazine. My favorites: Kendrick Lamar’s five rules, a violin master, preserving the quietness places on Earth and the…

  • Link Party: 7/4-7/8

    Before we get to the main event, I’d like to share one piece of wisdom that has served me well throughout my life: It’s better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you’re a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt. Here’s what I read this week: 1. Up close and personal with…

  • Link Party: 6/6-6/10

    Here’s what I read this week: 1. “Choosing a School for My Daughter in a Segregated City.” 2. Hunter S. Thompson on Muhammad Ali. 3. Spot-on commentary about Buzzfeed’s coverage of the Stanford rape victim. 4. What are the odds we’re all living in a computer simulation? 5. Kolkata‘s old houses. Have a great weekend.

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