Interviews & Commentary

Interviews & Commentary features conversations, perspectives, and opinion pieces related to blogging and digital publishing. It highlights the voices behind the work, including bloggers, writers, editors, and industry participants.

The goal is thoughtful commentary that reflects the community and the evolving realities of publishing on the web.

People who downplay their loneliness aren’t always fine — for some it’s simply that the word feels too large and too self-indulgent for something so ordinary and so constant

People who married in the 1970s and 1980s often didn’t have the language for what they needed — and many of them made it work anyway, in ways their children are still trying to understand

People who stay in long marriages aren’t always in love the same way they started — and for many, what develops in the middle may be the version that holds

The older some people get, the smaller their circle becomes — and sometimes that isn’t withdrawal, it’s finally knowing the difference between company and comfort

People who were raised by unpredictable parents often become funny, observant, and charming, but rarely because childhood gave them an easy reason to be