Anna Sublet
@annasubbie.bsky.social
Musing meanderer. Freelance writer published in NYT, Guardian, Meanjin, Island etc. We'll see...
What joy in using these old things. Chipped paint, lost lives, £10 Pom history, disappearing letters and changing units of measurement...
April 14, 2025 at 5:24 AM
What joy in using these old things. Chipped paint, lost lives, £10 Pom history, disappearing letters and changing units of measurement...
Loved reading this and seeing your art. Keep it up and congrats on publication!
March 23, 2025 at 11:31 PM
Loved reading this and seeing your art. Keep it up and congrats on publication!
Great read! I still wear clothes I bought in G St vintage shops. I'll never forget bumping into Nick Cave in a Greville St cafe back in the early 90s. He was smoking a ciggie. I was a rabid anti-smoker. I deliberately breathed in his foul expelled air.
February 16, 2025 at 7:57 AM
Great read! I still wear clothes I bought in G St vintage shops. I'll never forget bumping into Nick Cave in a Greville St cafe back in the early 90s. He was smoking a ciggie. I was a rabid anti-smoker. I deliberately breathed in his foul expelled air.
Good ol' H-S indeed. Went for a swim this morning. It was beautiful! Dolphins in the sunrise sea, heat building & my fab @theshot.net.au towel which just makes so much sense.
February 4, 2025 at 12:50 AM
Good ol' H-S indeed. Went for a swim this morning. It was beautiful! Dolphins in the sunrise sea, heat building & my fab @theshot.net.au towel which just makes so much sense.
As an Aussie, most of us learn to swim when we are kids. But I had never swum in the sea beyond my standing depth until a year or so ago. (You can read about it at my pinned post.) I am aghast and delighted when I look around and realise what I'm doing. I realise I'm lucky to live near the coast.
February 2, 2025 at 9:26 AM
As an Aussie, most of us learn to swim when we are kids. But I had never swum in the sea beyond my standing depth until a year or so ago. (You can read about it at my pinned post.) I am aghast and delighted when I look around and realise what I'm doing. I realise I'm lucky to live near the coast.