A romance script written to be read slowly and with intensity sits at the top of this blog, and it has nothing at all to do with marketing. Ashley Needles publishes fiction here, in chapters and fragments, and that is what makes the place worth finding.
Her one genuinely practical post is about language. She contrasts saying you forgot something with saying you remembered it, then lists the phrases people use to make themselves smaller: I should, I have to, I hate when, I am forced to. The suggestion is to notice them in somebody else first, which is easier than noticing your own.
She writes about leaving a small town, about a stretch of depression described from inside it, and about what people say when they learn you have no job.
There is a political piece about freedom that will not suit everyone.
Read the fiction. It is why she was writing at all.