The Tea Room Journal – Page 2

What Is Ours to Tell— On the Ethics of Inspiration

Creativity has a habit of borrowing from the people closest to us
Play It As It Lays by Joan Didion

Old Hollywood and the art of feeling alone
Teach Me How To Think

A reflection on learning critical thinking by example
What Does It Mean to Live Somewhere That Can Shake?

On earthquakes, home, and the people we love
Embracing Imposter Syndrome

A closer look at feeling like a fraud
Why Every Great Film Needs a Great Score

How composers shape the way we experience cinema
Do I Have to Want to Be a Mother?

Does uncertainty mean there is something missing?
Would You Know How to Keep the Life You Dream About?

The identity behind the outcome
Flip Flops, Reconsidered

For those who see beyond the obvious, the flip flop has always made sense
The Old Man and Me by Elaine Dundy

Effortlessly clever, leaving you smiling long after you’ve closed the book