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.
Category
Philosophy & Culture
Essays applying Thelemic thought to ethics, human meaning, and the broader currents of culture and ideas.
A Close Reading of the Modern Obituary
The obituary has quietly changed shape in the last decade - less achievement, more anecdote - and the shift tells us something about what we now think a life is for.
A Sequence for the Dry Season
Written in the driest months of the year, these poems keep circling back to the same small acts of waiting for water that never quite arrives on schedule.
The Sound a House Makes When No One Is Home
A house left alone does not go silent. It just stops performing for you, and starts making the sounds it always wanted to.
