Colour Palettes Pulled from Old Book Covers
The second-hand bookshop down the road is our favourite colour reference. Nothing there is quite the colour it used to be.

We try to write for one specific reader. When a paragraph confuses that imaginary person, it usually confuses everyone else too.
Good tools disappear. The ones we keep are the ones we stop noticing, because they do exactly what we expect every single time.
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