PinnedLucy Weir·Sep 18, 2022Semi complete list of contents (thanks to Pauline Evanosky and Timothy J.Here’s where you can find a (semi) complete list of all that I’ve written so far. I’m recovering from disorder disorder and part of that…A response icon6A response icon6
Lucy Weir·May 6Find me on Substack!If you’re interested in my stories here, please go to, for instance, here…A response icon1A response icon1
Lucy Weir·Oct 26, 2025Next time I will write about Face Yoga …Here is a kind of a poem. It is called Walking at Cross
Lucy Weir·Aug 22, 2025The English TeacherA man, tall, deformed, with a bone-smooth stick tucked under one arm, military-fashion, ducks under the frame announcing “The House of…A response icon1A response icon1
Lucy Weir·Aug 8, 2025Coming broken and alone is as good as anythingGetting anything down is better than nothing, yet I find it so hard to sit and writeA response icon1A response icon1
Lucy Weir·Jul 25, 2025The consciousness of nature as the nature of consciousnessI originally wrote this to enter the Berggruen Essay competition, which carries a fifty thousand dollar prize (after my efforts at…
Lucy Weir·May 29, 2025Locating the Living ViewThis is part of an early draft of a chapter I wrote for my PhD thesis. I thought I’d see if I could serialise it here and on Substack…
Lucy Weir·Apr 12, 2025Lanzarote Day 13 Addiction and HedonismLike most of us, my life is full of contradictions. However, I’m also aware that I’m extraordinarily lucky, and for that, I’m truly…
Lucy Weir·Mar 30, 2025Lanzarote Day Twelve — Migration and how I would address itFirstly, I’d like to thank those of you I know who are reading this. There are a few — a very few! — of you who seem to be doing so…A response icon1A response icon1
Lucy Weir·Mar 24, 2025Scotland — day nine- dealing with dyingI’m not actually dying. Or only in the sense that we are all dying.