Spencer Fojas’s Reviews > How to Tell When We Will Die: On Pain, Disability, and Doom > Status Update

“what is the right way to grieve? can it ever be lawful?” “Medea was hysterical, but she was right” 🤔🤔🤔

“I got the blood of my mind all over everything”

this writing is teaching me how lists can make the reader disengage. i get it you’re trying to include everything, but it comes off as anxious and demanding in some way. I am a lister too and now I don’t want to do it anymore. Reading writing like this that lacks mastery is good for me because it reflects things I need to change

“being sick is fucking metal”🤘🏻

omg please say something I haven’t heard 1000 times before 😩

This book is going to be both informative and annoying. I wish I could just fast forward even faster through the woke stuff that basically feels like a repetitive disclaimer at this point. I want to hear the new perspectives not the regurgitations like I don’t read

what is possible to think - what can thinking do?

on writing: Joan Didion writes to find out about herself. This author says she writes to find out what is possible