David Atkinson TinyLetter Podcast

My favourite reads of 2019, why I loved them & why you should read them too!-If you'd prefer to read, you can find the text and the rest of the archive at http://www.tinyletter.com/adavetoremember // icon design @by.eilidh // insta: @adavetoremember // twitter: @adave2remember

I wrote this in the lead up to Pride 2018. Thinking back to what it was like being in the closet at high school, talking about the experience of growing up gay in a heterosexual world and what Pride means to me. -If you'd prefer to read, you can find the text and the rest of the archive at http://www.tinyletter.com/adavetoremember // icon design @by.eilidh // insta: @adavetoremember // twitter: @adave2remember

I am forever falling in love with strangers, bar tenders, baristas, men on the tube. So to learn that the barista I had been unashamedly flirting with liked me back was a dream come true. But life isn't the 90's rom com I want it to be - and does online dating have a lot to do with that?-If you'd prefer to read, you can find the text and the rest of the archive at http://www.tinyletter.com/adavetoremember // icon design @by.eilidh // insta: @adavetoremember // twitter: @adave2remember

I've always been an over thinker. Re-reading one of my favourite novels (On Beauty - Zadie Smith) confronted me with a character who is also prone to getting stuck in his head. Surprising no one, this got me thinking...about thinking. -If you'd prefer to read, you can find the text and the rest of the archive at http://www.tinyletter.com/adavetoremember // icon design @by.eilidh // insta: @adavetoremember // twitter: @adave2remember

I wrote about an old ritual a friend & I had, that always meant a lot to me at the time but as I've grown older I can see it also had a deeper meaning - one that is extremely special to me. It's about friendship, my in-the-closet life at high school, and how even the smallest acts of kindness can last a lifetime in the mind of someone who needed it.-If you'd prefer to read, you can find the text and the rest of the archive at http://www.tinyletter.com/adavetoremember // icon design @by.ei...

In this TinyLetter, I'm exploring how conditioned we all are to rely on our phones for directions and how it's not only changed the meaning of being lost, but how often we end up in that position. Maybe that's not always a good thing.-If you'd prefer to read, you can find the text and the rest of the archive at http://www.tinyletter.com/adavetoremember // icon design @by.eilidh // insta: @adavetoremember // twitter: @adave2remember