Delia Cai

1 month ago | deezlinks.com | Delia Cai

So long as the Gawker diaspora is our internet shepherd, we shall not be in want: Looks like Emily Gould is taking over NY mag’s Dinner Party newsletter for Choire…Big name creatives are starting to bend the knee to big AI: Rick Rubin is doing something that sounds so unimaginably boring with Anthropic that it should shame every guy along the Silver Lake-Greenpoint cultural corridor into burning their precious coffee table copy of The Creative Act as atonement.

1 month ago | deezlinks.com | Delia Cai

Last last weekend, I found myself wedged in the fourth row of a party bus heading to the Catskills. It was my very first “press trip;” I was one of a handful of writers/media/influencer-types riding along on a 15-person getaway hosted by the New York-based reading retreat series, Page Break, in partnership with The North Face.

1 month ago | deezlinks.com | Delia Cai

Do you guys like it when a newsletter gives you a little list of topics/VIP names up top that are about to be mentioned? Is it nice to have a preview in order to save time from skimming, or would you rather be a Big Boy (figuratively) and just dive in and see for yourself?

1 month ago | deezlinks.com | Delia Cai

The two most consequential decisions of my “career” got made within a few weeks of each other back in spring 2016, when I first started Deez Links and then got a branded content job in New York. I was 22 and driven by the awesome motivating power of lol why not.

1 month ago | deezlinks.com | Delia Cai

For the latest installment of “How I Wrote This Book,” a Deez Links Q&A series on craft and creativity, we have the brilliant Amanda Hess talking about her debut memoir, Second Life: Having A Child In the Digital Age. You’ll recognize Amanda as the New York Times critic-at-large covering culture, especially of the online variety (though one of my personal favorites is still this interactive on Meryl Streep’s one weird trick).