About the Newsletter
I want this to feel like a good old-fashioned slumber party. Come on in, take your shoes off. Put on your coziest pajamas and let’s watch our favorite episodes of Buffy. I went to Costco and got the good chips and dip, and tomorrow morning we’re having waffles. Tell me all your secrets and I’ll tell you mine. Let’s braid each other’s hair and talk about boys. Or girls. Or dogs. Or the crippling feeling that maybe this is all there is.
In more concrete terms, this is a weekly blog that consists of curated recommendations and careful musings on culture, lifestyle, books, and style. And sometimes photos of my dog, who knows.
Editorial Schedule
Sunday – Free
Coffee Break, a weekly dispatch chock full of things to read, eat, ponder, and experience with your morning coffee. Think playlists, moodboards, weekly menus, link roundups, reading lists, and more.
Wednesday – Free
A book post, which could include a curated reading list, updates and reviews on what I’ve read lately, new releases I’m looking forward to, or any other bookish content.
Friday – Paid
Paid subscribers will receive an additional weekly post every Friday, which could include style & interior inspiration, travel guides, long-form essays, and musings on living seasonally and romanticizing the everyday.
Book Club
Paid subscribers also get access to the Fifteen Minute Book Club – a monthly online book club for busy readers who still want to engage thoughtfully with a community of like-minded book lovers. Each month we pick a book (under 350 pages!) and chat about it throughout the month in comment threads and posts. No pressure, no commitment, no synchronizing schedules. Just good books and good conversation.
About the Author
I’m Lizzie Campbell – corgi mom, voracious reader, interior design enthusiast, recovering lifestyle blogger, and a pleasure to have in class. By trade I’m a graphic designer, but I’ve been a writer at heart since I first learned how to hold a pencil.
In 2013, I was a burnt-out college freshman with undiagnosed ADHD and a journalism major I picked at random because Rory Gilmore made it sound cool. I started a blog one night on a whim, sitting on the floor of my dorm room eating leftover pizza and watching Doctor Who.
That blog turned into a side-job that helped pay for college classes and rent, then my first and second full-time jobs, then eventually into my own creative studio and business. You can read the full story here.
I’ve been an observer, curator and casual archivist of the world around me for as long as I can remember. Around 2005-ish, the world around me turned into the world wide web, and I’ve been online ever since. I’m the recommender of the friend group, the one who’s always excited to tell you about a book that you would absolutely love or my new favorite lipstick that lasts all day. I want this blog to be like grabbing coffee with a friend – chatty, friendly, fun, and fulfilling.
