Emilia Yorke
@emiliayorke.bsky.social
Lover of Sunflowers, Jazz music and Words.
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Writing practice and musings of an aspiring poet.
Person with a heart. Click to read Emilia Yorke, a Substack publication. Launched 14 hours ago.
emiliayorke.substack.com
My very own blog on Substack!
Longer rants and mental gym where I go to stretch - and sometimes humbly flex - the muscles of my pen.
Whether you are looking for a safe space to process your own emotions, or simply click out of curiosity, I am there.
🌻
Longer rants and mental gym where I go to stretch - and sometimes humbly flex - the muscles of my pen.
Whether you are looking for a safe space to process your own emotions, or simply click out of curiosity, I am there.
🌻
Romantic rendition of my hoarding habit 🌻
Little exercises of the heart!
Little exercises of the heart!
Romantic rendition of my hoarding habit 🌻
Allow me to take you on a journey of the many pieces of my soul, which have travelled far and wide to finally reunite all right here beside me. I am talking about my books, yes. All of them.
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January 25, 2026 at 11:28 PM
Romantic rendition of my hoarding habit 🌻
Little exercises of the heart!
Little exercises of the heart!
Reposted by Emilia Yorke
I love it when we all stay up late having fun together in our jammies with our little snacks
January 21, 2026 at 5:07 AM
I love it when we all stay up late having fun together in our jammies with our little snacks
My very own blog on Substack!
Longer rants and mental gym where I go to stretch - and sometimes humbly flex - the muscles of my pen.
Whether you are looking for a safe space to process your own emotions, or simply click out of curiosity, I am there.
🌻
Longer rants and mental gym where I go to stretch - and sometimes humbly flex - the muscles of my pen.
Whether you are looking for a safe space to process your own emotions, or simply click out of curiosity, I am there.
🌻
Emilia Yorke | Substack
Writing practice and musings of an aspiring poet.
Person with a heart. Click to read Emilia Yorke, a Substack publication. Launched 14 hours ago.
emiliayorke.substack.com
January 21, 2026 at 11:18 AM
My very own blog on Substack!
Longer rants and mental gym where I go to stretch - and sometimes humbly flex - the muscles of my pen.
Whether you are looking for a safe space to process your own emotions, or simply click out of curiosity, I am there.
🌻
Longer rants and mental gym where I go to stretch - and sometimes humbly flex - the muscles of my pen.
Whether you are looking for a safe space to process your own emotions, or simply click out of curiosity, I am there.
🌻
The stuff we get to read.... It would not be literature, and as sure as f*** it wouldn't be GREAT. Shame on all the involved! @newyorker.com
Is it possible to train A.I. models to produce great literature? In a recent experiment, M.F.A. students preferred A.I.-generated passages over passages written by their peers.
newyorkermag.visitlink.me/Qgd6Ab
newyorkermag.visitlink.me/Qgd6Ab
What if Readers Like A.I.-Generated Fiction?
If economic and technological transformations have changed our relationship with literature before, they could do so again.
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December 21, 2025 at 8:05 PM
The stuff we get to read.... It would not be literature, and as sure as f*** it wouldn't be GREAT. Shame on all the involved! @newyorker.com
Reposted by Emilia Yorke
See also: Mexican artist Francisco Mora's 1958 print "La Democracia" (Democracy). Mora was the longtime partner of Elizabeth Catlett, who was barred from reentering the US for decades due to her political involvements
December 17, 2025 at 2:14 PM
See also: Mexican artist Francisco Mora's 1958 print "La Democracia" (Democracy). Mora was the longtime partner of Elizabeth Catlett, who was barred from reentering the US for decades due to her political involvements
Following on from my previous post, I have studied just enough linguistics to appreciate that prescriptivism and descriptivism can be adjacent realms with some overlap. Being discriminatorily pedantic about form and grammar is a big no, while I also desperately need intentionality and specificity...
December 17, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Following on from my previous post, I have studied just enough linguistics to appreciate that prescriptivism and descriptivism can be adjacent realms with some overlap. Being discriminatorily pedantic about form and grammar is a big no, while I also desperately need intentionality and specificity...
Hello World - and hello cliché.
Frugal writer here, attempting to give their own musings an over-confident narrative voice and a platform, which I might need later.
Objectives are:
- constructive exchange (yes, I am an optimist)
- to nourish and temper my written English (sane prescriptivism)
Frugal writer here, attempting to give their own musings an over-confident narrative voice and a platform, which I might need later.
Objectives are:
- constructive exchange (yes, I am an optimist)
- to nourish and temper my written English (sane prescriptivism)
December 17, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Hello World - and hello cliché.
Frugal writer here, attempting to give their own musings an over-confident narrative voice and a platform, which I might need later.
Objectives are:
- constructive exchange (yes, I am an optimist)
- to nourish and temper my written English (sane prescriptivism)
Frugal writer here, attempting to give their own musings an over-confident narrative voice and a platform, which I might need later.
Objectives are:
- constructive exchange (yes, I am an optimist)
- to nourish and temper my written English (sane prescriptivism)