Bewilderment
Éireann Lorsunga way to enter the day as much as the work
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 56 | Subscribers | Read | bewilderment.substack.com |
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making a living
Hello everyone—it’s the end of April and this is your April installment of Bewilderment. Some beauty this month: the Emory students’ statement in response to the university’s accusations around “outside agitators” in the students’ encampmen...
the end (and then?)
Upcoming performance: If you will be in Portland, Maine, on March 11, maybe you’d like to come to WORKS AND DAYS, a collaboration about small things, time, seasons, process, repetition, and improvisation between Nina MacLaughlin, Matthew Ho...
[while washing the dishes]
Upcoming performance: If you will be in Portland, Maine, on March 11, maybe you’d like to come to WORKS AND DAYS, a collaboration between Nina MacLaughlin, Matthew Houston, and me. Sliding scale at the door.
[while walking]
When my mother visited us in December, I realized (again, again) how much more there was to see than I had been seeing. She walks looking down because of chronic vertigo that is worse if she looks around as she walks. I must have assumed th...
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Nautilus Island's hermit heiress (she/her). Books, bread, cloth, cyclamens, snow, roses, rooms. I live in a place I'm not from and I love to think with other people in rooms of our making.
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