Why Autism Isn’t a Trend – And Why I Hate the Term ‘Neurospicy’
An essay on the rise of “neurospicy” as a trend, the misuse of ADHD as a parenting excuse, and why autism is not a quirky personality trait. Written from an autistic perspective.
At What Age Do We Become Our Parents (and Can It Be Stopped)?
At what age do we become our parents—and is there any way to stop it? A humourous look at the moment you realise you’ve become your dad or mum, complete with opinions about thermostats and Tupperware.
Genghis Khan’s Guide to Time Management (and Conquest)
What can a 13th-century warlord teach us about productivity? Discover Genghis Khan’s surprisingly effective approach to time management, delegation, ruthless prioritisation—and why it still applies in the modern workplace.
The Secret Life of the Remote Control: A Sofa-Dwelling Autobiography
A remote control tells its side of the story: where it really goes when it disappears, why it hides, and what it thinks about jammy fingers, battery swaps, and being left under the cushion again.
Secret Lives of Kitchen Appliances: What the Kettle Really Knows
A whimsical, slightly paranoid essay from the perspective of your kitchen kettle, revealing the secrets it keeps and the judgements it silently passes as it watches your daily chaos.
A Guide to Why We Let Our Inbox Get So Full
Ever wondered why your inbox is a chaotic digital wasteland? Explore the psychology behind overflowing email accounts, the guilt of unread messages, and whether AI inbox tools are genius or just enabling our laziness.