Talking with a Woman Who Restores Stained Glass
She has spent thirty years putting broken windows back together, and says the actual skill is knowing which cracks to leave alone.
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The Archive as Confession
A review of a new biography that treats its subject's discarded drafts as more honest than any of her finished books.
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For Whom The Bells & Whistles Exist
Before the smartphone, an army of telephone operators quietly invented the etiquette of instant connection we still live inside today.
The Almanac, in Fragments
Every line here was lifted from a real almanac, rearranged but never rewritten - the found poem as a way of listening to the past on its own terms.
A Short Defense of Getting Lost
A phone in every pocket has made genuine, unbothered lostness almost impossible to find, which is a smaller loss than it sounds and a real one anyway.
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A Vision of Progress & Promulgation
Johnathon Victor Reese argues for a pragmatic application of Thelema's Law, emphasizing the importance of exposing needs, expanding awareness, and empowering
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From subculture toward culture. From identity toward practice. From proclamation toward evidence. From talking about the Work toward doing the Work.
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On Keeping a Plant Alive Out of Spite
The fern was supposed to die within a month. It is still alive, entirely, I suspect, because I refuse to let it prove me right.
