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Most recent writing

  • 2025’s film Materialists hinged on a question that is supposed to be romantic but is actually economic: would you choose the rich man who looks perfect on paper, or the broke man you actually love? The protagonist, a professional matchmaker for wealthy New Yorkers, spends her days optimizing other people’s romantic portfolios (height, income, pedigree, future earning…

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About SubvertxWorship

SubvertxWorship began as an academic project before growing into something more unruly. The name arose out of a question I’m asking in my dissertation: what if subversion and resistance are not only political acts, but encounters with the sublime?

Over time, it’s grown beyond the academy—beyond professional wins, beyond talking shit (though there was a season for that)—into a quieter, riskier practice. Lately, this space is about returning to writing itself, not as output, but as devotion. Ursula K. Le Guin wrote something to the effect of love being like bread: it must be made and remade. This blog is where I try to fall back in love with writing.