Danny Elfanbaum

@delfanbaum.bsky.social

Prose, code, bikes, cats, etc. Non sequiturs. St. Louis, MO → Boston, MA. Runner of twopagetuesday.club. Projects at github.com/delfanbaum. Rambling at bikesbooksandbullshit.com.

As a part of trying to practice finishing things with some greater regularity, I have been writing posts again. This one is about "ventilated prose," and why I think it's worth considering as a tool and technique. www.bikesbooksandbullshit.com/2026/01/21/v...

Ventilated Prose as a Tool for Writing

While I would refer you to theblog thatintroduced this term to me originally for a better history, the short versionis that in the 30’s Buckminster...

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The way I can tell if an app is native or a wrapped webapp is by how fast it drains my phone battery. I know startups need speed and the convenience of a "build once, deploy anywhere" solution, but also, like, some of us are cheap and have phones whose batteries've had a "Service" status for years.

Two Page Tuesday at Charlie's Kitchen in Harvard Square tomorrow! Come join us for the reading at 7(ish) and stay for karaoke until our favorite bartender decides we've had enough and/or the Harvard Swimming Boys take over what remains of the night's queue.

Yes, Two Page Tuesday doesn't even have an IG but the crowds are good and the work is good, as are the vibes and community. Folks really seem to like to gather together in person for art. (Also the next one is Oct 14 at The Banshee in DOT if you are local want to come check it out.)

Drew Broussard@drewsof.bsky.social · 11mo ago

We had like 50 people at last night's reading series event at Rough Draft, which we only started in March and have done zero advertising for beyond IG posts... so yeah, it seems like the vibes are good for the future of reading? Maybe?

A few years ago there was this thing publishers were doing where they were top-binding certain novels/prose books like a reporter's notebook. Does anybody remember what that was called? Or have any articles about this handy?

"...one of the cool things about living in New England is the pretty immediate and physical access to history and these historical places, so the narrative really started to make sense to me once I decided to visit some of the sites I was learning about." www.vol1brooklyn.com/2025/07/10/u...

Utopias Everywhere: An Interview with Bob Sykora

I’ve been hearing about Bob Sykora, his work, and the things he gets up to for years. He was in the cohort that left the spring before I started an MFA at UMass Boston, and everyone spoke so …

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