Field Notes
Christopher BrownReports from the edgelands
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A slice of pecan pie for the banished Titan
The day before Thanksgiving I spotted a guy foraging in this gnarliest of empty lots pictured above. The spot he’d picked is a little quarter-acre on the road out of town, an expanse of freshly bulldozed dirt dappled with the grey, pebble-s...
Nymphs of the Chumbox Moon
The Sunday before the elections, I noticed an insect had laid a clutch of eggs on the window next to our front door. A few hundred of them, tiny and spherical, colored the yellow of custard with just a bit of pearlescent shine. Pretty enoug...
Frontage road tickseed and other ofrendas
Monday morning as I walked out to the car I saw a hawk gliding high on a thermal, surfing the warm air pushing up along the bluff from the river. The hawk was so high that it was hard to tell what species it was—red-shouldered, red-tailed, ...
Fly Me to the Moon
When I stepped outside Friday morning, Jupiter was high in the southern sky, right between the eyes of Taurus as Southwest 2741 marked its path below on the early run from Houston to Las Vegas. The Moon was exceptionally bright and blue, ju...
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Writer and lawyer. Author of A Natural History of Empty Lots. Novels Tropic of Kansas, Rule of Capture et al. Urban nature, green futures, dystopia, utopia, mañanas.
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