Am I a gold digger?

A month in the north, and what is still there afterwards

Jul 31 • Elina Haverinen

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May 2026

Exophonic: What Happens When the Language Isn’t Yours

An essay and a conversation about writing in another language: what you gain, what you lose, and what the bear has to do with it.

May 28 • Elina Haverinen, Kay Stratton, and Jayne Marshall

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30:34

In defence of doing all of it, bored by Thursday

Why I’m ignoring the well-meaning advice to niche down.

May 4 • Elina Haverinen

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April 2026

Two Kinds of Homes

Bridgewalking, the belittling reflex, and the great And.

Apr 7 • Elina Haverinen

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March 2026

Coherence Ranks: What Search Engines Notice

Search engines don't have feelings. They have architecture.

Mar 10 • Elina Haverinen

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February 2026

A Walk Through a Grocery Store with Mark Twain, Part 1

On carrots, convenience, and what food says about modern life.

Feb 16 • Elina Haverinen

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Normal Is Fragile

Normal Is Not the Same as Natural

Feb 3 • Elina Haverinen

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January 2026

Three Incidents in Winter

On endurance, competence, and cold

Jan 16 • Elina Haverinen

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December 2025

Walking on ice

From the last days of the year

Dec 31, 2025 • Elina Haverinen

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The granny who mooned the horses

One unforgettable woman with her own rules.

Dec 4, 2025 • Elina Haverinen

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November 2025

Everything becomes natural, eventually

On expression, marketing, and what happens when you let your work move naturally.

Nov 25, 2025 • Elina Haverinen

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Everything you need to stay unbothered, in six letters

Two syllables, one way to say everything, zero drama.

Nov 3, 2025 • Elina Haverinen

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