Far Away, but Close
Olga KozyrevitchNotes on distance, home, and change
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The Invisible Countries Around Us
Do you know that feeling when a moment suddenly splits in two?
Like when you’re doing a job interview over Zoom and a very determined turkey walks into your living room. Or when you’re on a first date and, halfway through an otherwise char...
Nothing Remarkable Happened
School holidays have arrived.
I know this not because I have school-age children, but because my bus doesn’t come on school holidays.
One tiny superscript letter in the timetable quietly announces that my regular 7:20 bus simply ceases to...
Only Trams
There are places in Australia that change so quickly that returning to them feels less like travel and more like accidental time travel.
I arrived in Sydney from Moscow in 2002.
Sydney was slow.
Trains came every thirty minutes, and nobo...
Close Enough
My mum went to visit her friend in hospice.
This sentence should go in a very specific emotional direction.
Soft voice. Concern. Maybe a scarf.
Instead, it went sideways.
She arrived, found the right ward, walked into a room, saw a wom...
Instructions for Surviving a Dream
My grandmother used to wait for me to wake up. Not occasionally. Every morning she was with us.
I would open my eyes, and she would already be there, watching me, asking the same question before I had even fully arrived: What did you see?...
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Hobart, Tasmania — a freezing island politely sitting at the edge of the world. I write field notes on travel and human rituals. Linguist by trade. Occasionally, making memes of myself moving through marble. Mostly garbled marble.
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