Archive - Kailon Magazine

April 2025

Songs Are Allowed to Sound The Same

…And The Courts Don’t Get It

Apr 30 •

Sophie Brandimarte

Do We Even Know How to Feel Joy anymore?

The soft rebellion of feeling deeply.

Apr 25 •

I Miss When the Internet Was Ugly

An elegy to the raw, chaotic, community-driven web of the 2000s—before the algorithm, before aesthetic curation, before corporate polish

Apr 23 •

Nidia Álvarez-Nguyen

When Doing Your Skincare Feels Like a Chore

A gentle reminder that joy can still live in the smallest rituals—even when life feels overwhelming.

Apr 21 •

The Quiet Grace of Being Seen

An Ode to Unglamorous Beauty, Earnest Romance, and the Power of Being Known

Apr 11 •

Anne Elise Teeling

The Eroticism of Mystery: Longing for a Life Less Seen

Why the pre-social media era still captivates us—and what we’ve lost in the age of constant exposure.

Apr 9 •

Sonic Suggestions for the Soul Vol. 2

A human-curated soundtrack that defies the algorithm—three albums that challenge, inspire, and move beyond the mainstream.

Apr 7 •

Sophie Brandimarte

Through Another’s Eyes: The Quiet Revolution of Empathy

How embracing diverse perspectives fosters innovation, inclusion, and meaningful connection

Apr 4 •

Three Poetry Collections to Stir the Soul

No Matter the Weather

Apr 2 •

Kailon Magazine

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