Why write a newsletter?

I’ve been writing a newsletter of essays for years, I love the community that gathers around the written word, life as poetry. I have worked with multiple platforms and haven’t found a social media or newsletter platform that celebrates the written word paired with reciprocity for the writer until now. I’ve been writing online since live journal, where I always loved the community and comment section.

What does ALL DAY mean?

To me, ALL DAY symbolizes the enduring present moment—a continuous unfolding of attention, presence, and meaning. My graduate thesis explores everydayness in poetry as a path to deep presence, and this reader-supported publication extends that research and insight. Here, I write about mindfulness, depth psychology, symbolism, creativity, poetry, and the art of living an authentic life—one that welcomes pivots, grace, and the quiet richness of the everyday.

What can I expect by subscribing?

Every month, I write a letter called Dear Sunday. I’m devoted to celebrating everyday life to inspire creative intuition, and this is a place where I share my unbridled affections for everydayness, poetry, imagination, object studies, and paying attention. For now, Dear Sunday is sent to all free and paid subscribers.

When you become a paid subscriber, I also send Nota Bene, a thought project of deep noticing, Et Cetera, a round-up of what I’m reading, eating, wearing, drinking, typing, enjoying, etc. As well as a monthly essay of poetry prompts, research on the impact of everydayness on the human experience, and thought projects I find interesting. Paid subscribers also have access to a growing archive of exploration, beauty, poetry, musings, thought projects, and lists fostering creativity, curiosity, and cultivating presence.