The Delights of Distraction No.52
The rest of the world seems to have a favourite new world to describe their post-pandemic ennui: Languishing, as coined by psychologist Adam Grant. A word that essays a sense of...
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The Delights of Distraction No.51
“My friends and I have agreed to call each other every day just to mark ourselves present, like roll call in our school classrooms. We speak to those we love...
The Delights of Distraction No. 50
How are you doing? Does your solar plexus feel like it’s being gripped by large cold hands, in a chronic state of dread? Though we’re living a dystopian nightmare, we’re...
The Delights of Distraction No.49
“There’s a doomsday like feeling in the air.” That’s what a friend of ours said yesterday, on the eve of her birthday - spent alone at home ; with 3...
The Delights of Distraction No.48
We started this letter a little less than a year ago, in hope to easy the tedium, the loneliness and the unpredictable stretch of time and despair that lockdown imposed....
The Delights of Distraction No.47
On our travels through inter-space we came across this poem, written by Kashmiri poet Sanna Wani for her friend Maya, that pretty much captures the mood for this week: Tomorrow...
The Delights of Distraction No. 46
The weather over the past week in Delhi has been spectacular. The sun was dazzling, there was a hint of drizzling and then an intermittent cool breeze in the air....
The Delights of Distraction No.45
For this week’s newsletter we thought we’d just jump into the juicy bits that you’re here for: our favourite links to interestingness from across the internet. Let us know if...