The Long Goodbye | Stories and Essays by Adam Fletcher

The Long Goodbye | Stories and Essays by Adam Fletcher

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Morpheus's Numbers were Down
In the early years, every single person had gone red │Fiction │Text
Jul 31 • Adam Fletcher
Why Having a Child Made Me Feel Better About Myself — But Worse About Everyone Else
Non-Fiction │Text and Audio
Jul 24 • Adam Fletcher
Hottakes
Fiction │Text and Audio
Jul 17 • Adam Fletcher
That's a really interesting starting point. Who exactly is made out of meat?
Fiction | Short story
Jul 10 • Adam Fletcher
Berlin's Butthole
True Story │Video and text│About finding home in all the wrong places.
Jul 3 • Adam Fletcher

June 2026

The Night I Ruined Dinner but Found Love
What happens when a culinary sensualist falls for a man raised on instant mash?
Jun 24 • Adam Fletcher
The Boredgy
That time I went to an orgy where you weren't allowed to show pleasure.
Jun 19 • Adam Fletcher
The arc of success is long but it bends towards the prolific, and, why it's better to be average at something in demand than brilliant at…
Forty-two rules for forty-two years. Happy Birthday to me.
Jun 13 • Adam Fletcher
The Best Reason to Have Children Is One No-one Ever Tells You
I slammed the door behind me and trudged out to the street, pushing the buggy.
Jun 5 • Adam Fletcher

May 2026

How to fall out of love with yourself
This is the story of the love of my life...
May 29 • Adam Fletcher
The Shit Sibling
An essay about how someone has to be it, and realising, in your thirties, that it might be you...
May 22 • Adam Fletcher
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