Your Humble Correspondent

Good-faith disclosures from a would-be writer

Jul 6, 2015

Dear Internet, I failed you

After making this promise to pen 20 regular, 15-minute screeds, I went out with a whimper. One of the most incomprehensible, pointless things I’ve ever written. But I feel awful about it. I made a promise to the Internet, and I broke it. I feel I owe someone (myself?) at least a…

Eitan Arom in Your Humble Correspondent

May 27, 2015

On nothing. Sorry reader.

This is awful, Medium. I don’t know what to write about and I’m on a deadline from my meanest editor: myself.

I suppose in some sense I’m writing this because of you. Theoretical you. You, reader. I don’t know who you are but I’m told you’re there from time…

Eitan Arom in Your Humble Correspondent

May 24, 2015

On writing

And a contract with the Internet to do so regularly

I apologize for any mistakes herein— theoretical, grammatical, technical. And that’s the last time I’m going to be apologizing, for the time being.

Eitan Arom in Your Humble Correspondent

Mar 15, 2015

When is this god forsaken House of Cards going to collapse?

I’m getting a little emotional here, people.

So, every emotionally-invested House of Cards fan at some point must feel the instinct to write a review about the saga… or at…

Eitan Arom in Your Humble Correspondent

Feb 24, 2015

Identity theft: the most existential kind

The details of my identity theft problem are not so interesting except inasmuch as they reveal little details about my identity.

Eitan Arom in Your Humble Correspondent

Feb 24, 2015

Confessions

I’ve never liked the idea of writing for only myself. As a person who hopes to be a writer (sometimes even claims to be one!) it seems seditious for me to have anything worth writing that I’m not going to tell the world. Of course, that’s silly. Such things exist —you likely won’t hear about my sexual…

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