Nostalgia Kills
An increasingly cathartic release of personal and critical essays that look at the intersection between place and memory.
“Tyler's writing is full of both factual analysis and wistful introspection of life, chronicling the navigating of place, life, dreams, hopes, love, and culture. If you feel like you are navigating the present and also reflecting on your coming of age in the 2010s and trying to figure it all out, check out this substack! It can be your friend on the journey, especially that friend that can sometimes voice things that you are thinking and feeling sometimes better than you can yourself. ”
Michael, not Mike, Fossilized Frames
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