Week Notes // 27th November

I think this is what Matt Webb has described as a ‘null result

A big push toward final delivery for a project at work means there is not much to reflect on this week.

Some minor notes and highlights, mainly on a reading and watching front:

  • Really enjoyed this piece by Matt Waksman on planning. A proper piece of writing. Full of lyrical bounce.

  • Started Death at the End of the World on Disney+.

  • Started The Tidal Zone by Sarah Moss. Following on from Ishaguro, Moss has an incredibly economic style. Her description of the development of a foetus at the book’s start was superb.

  • The Edge of Everything on Amazon Prime. Ronnie O’Sullivan is a genuis. This was an eye-opening look at him, his life and the process he goes through to perform. Genuinely heartbreaking at moments.

  • The Baring for lunch. Georgian wine and grilled Quail. Delightful

  • Mucking around with Readwise to store and sort links and feeds. Miss Delicious. Thinking more about process and how I work through projects.

  • Some work for Landy on her art project.

No links between thoughts or anything more profound this week. Looking forward to Christmas break alot.

Previous
Previous

Pablo Picasso, Media Theorist

Next
Next

Notes on a Process 3