Stay Curious with Tabitha Bear Studios — home to World Herstory, Myths & Miles, and Adventures of an Entrepren00b. If you’re craving weekly honesty about growing a storytelling empire (the rumors, the flops, and the unfinished ideas), you’ll find it all in Unverified: Tales of a Crazed Storyteller.
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Stay Curious with Tabitha Bear Studios — home to World Herstory, Myths & Miles, and Adventures of an Entrepren00b. If you’re craving weekly honesty about growing a storytelling empire (the rumors, the flops, and the unfinished ideas), you’ll find it all in Unverified: Tales of a Crazed Storyteller.
UnverifiedIssue 9 Tales of a Crazed Storyteller The Wounded Warrior Returns In this issue A General Comeback The Goddess Who Went Through the Gates A Car, a November Night, and the Art of Being Unmade Greetings from the Chaos Realm, I know. I know. It's been a while. Several whiles, actually. A whole collection of whiles stacked on top of each other like a very unstable pile of things I meant to get to. The last time I landed in your inbox, it was mid-November, and I was waxing poetic about...
Unverified Issue 8 Tales of a Crazed Storyteller Myths, Madness, and Mild Capitalism In this issue A Season of Portals The Madness of the Inbox A Portal, A Spell, A Story The year is sliding toward its seasonal finale, Reader. The nights are darker. The wind is louder. Every grocery store smells like cinnamon even though nobody asked for that. And somewhere in the distance you can hear the slow, ominous drumbeat of Black Friday approaching like a mythic beast emerging from the underworld. It...
Unverified Issue 3 Tales of a Crazed Storyteller Running Behind Like A Legend In this issue The Ugly Truth About Deadlines Even Myths Ran Late Why Lateness Isn’t Always Failure Delivered fashionably late, like all the best legends, Reader. Time and I are not on speaking terms. This email was supposed to show up on Tuesday. It is now Thursday. Which makes me not punctual, but mythic, because if history has taught us anything, it’s that legends rarely arrive on time. The Greeks had two words...