Great to meet you! Our work orbits around how the true isn’t the rational, conflicts of mind, ontological ironies, the fate of beauty, belonging again, (re)construction, and some good stories. Find more here:

Andrew Luber https://t.co/C99ohCf6aV @ThomasJockin https://t.co/14PgYqmFTL Michael Deklerk https://t.co/EAAo9jm1Ll @LivedQuality https://t.co/3eYgxSI0LM Daniel Coughlan https://t.co/6HsydJa0yV https://t.co/wmhAcjhtIl

The Net (186): Origin(ate), The One(s), Rationality-Trains & Why We Need Weird Questions for Freedom @samanthawillman https://t.co/YFFPf37TSM https://t.co/er7qP9ZmWR Ethan Nelson https://t.co/kLJkfVcVra Ousi https://t.co/iNs2jFTbaw

https://t.co/p4coUtouBY What we didn’t fully grasp, and what we want you to learn sooner, is that fiction sentences have a job, stories have an inner logic, and writers need a vision strong enough to organize a life, not just a project. Once we learned this, everything changed...

Episode 2: What We Wish We Had Known Sooner About Writing Literary Fiction (Class Starts Saturday) This was another fun discussion. Full recording released today at 10AM EST. https://t.co/p4coUtp2rw

“If you don’t ask weird questions then you’re not going to be able to have freedom.” – @OGRoseWriting

This was a great clip by Maxwell, titled "Philosophy for Everyday Life": https://t.co/1jcW9PtdkJ This is a topic Michelle and I orbit around a lot.

How do we go about caring for and loving our children? What does 'owning our own shadow' have to do with motherhood / womanhood /personhood in general? What is 'calm'? Michelle and Aspasia discuss all this and more: https://t.co/zjylqflB2e

Absolute fire. I’m 40 minutes into this. Recommended by McMo. All my favorite things, but with receipts. And we all know that true knowledge comes through academic receipts. https://t.co/kTb6L6p0nd @OGRoseWriting

Very glad to continue the conversation series into 2026 with Seth and Aspasia. This one was titled, "Slooow down, friends. (The wisdom of friendship & the opening of possibility)": https://t.co/SDg3nA7UZo

Signup today! Class starts on Saturday: https://t.co/iA72jchqeO

...Editors offered praise. And yet—something wasn’t landing. Readers weren’t fully inside the work. The stories were understood, but they were not experienced. That gap cost us years, and we don't want the same to happen to anyone else: https://t.co/KcfZ4UVoVg

What We Wish We Had Known Sooner About Writing Literary Fiction (Class Starts Saturday at 2PM EST) For years, we asked ourselves the same quiet, exhausting question many writers face: “Why isn’t this working?” The plots were solid. The characters were alive....

@LivedQuality https://t.co/3eYgxSI0LM Aspasia Karageorge https://t.co/Ln7UCgttJd @holeycow23 https://t.co/xPULNHcJSw https://t.co/MmgH7J7x8c

The Net (185): What Is Philosophy Even For? Ethan Nelson https://t.co/kLJkfVcVra Andrew Luber https://t.co/C99ohCf6aV @ThomasJockin https://t.co/14PgYqmFTL Michael Deklerk https://t.co/EAAo9jm1Ll

A slow, wide-ranging conversation with Daniel of @OGRoseWriting on art, institutions, and what still feels real in a very online age. Why Christianity Can't Survive as Idea-Talk Alone https://t.co/PqPwA4JP92

For a conversation about the class: https://t.co/z2H54slRaT Also, keep up with Michelle on our Instagram throughout the week for more details about what's coming up next: https://t.co/Ao5eX59J7d

Our class at Parallax on Writing Literary Fiction starts this Saturday January 17th, at 2PM EST, and we’re excited! We’re going to break down the class into three sessions: Writing (1), Story (2), and Vision (3). We’d be honored to have you. https://t.co/iA72jcgSpg

Truly essential watching. Trust me. @OGRoseWriting https://t.co/KluqEQnQLM

To pick up a pdf of a step by step guide to philosophize anything (yes, even salt) click the link in the video description. https://t.co/PhNFYrTDOW

Episode 1: Why Philosophize Your Life? “Romanticize your life” is a kind of catch phrase on the internet, and while it has profound implications and importance, it will not be enough if we do not also philosophize our lives.