Right Little Shits
You might think you can’t tell a story that you don’t remember. But you can. Monday October 12, 2012. Odd day as I woke up in hospital. Memory lapse. Rob’s MS not a shock. Jane came.…
Emma Smith
Emma is a writer living in London and working for The Wylie Agency. Her writing has found its way onto The Huffington Post and the occasional dating website. She is also the author of one half of a published book about university. She can be found and hired here: @emma_etc.
Suited and Booted: The History of Corporate Language
Like Pig Latin and HTML before it, business jargon is a vocabulary forged out of the failings and clarity of its linguistic ancestors. Over the years, words such as “talk,” “think,” and “time” became too narrow…
Bruce Springsteen was Right, or, What Worries Me about Tinder
Bruce Springsteen was right: You can’t start a fire without a spark. But just because he was right doesn’t mean it’s any easier to locate that spark. Maybe your lighter is out of lighter fluid or…