Field Notes
Christopher BrownReports from the edgelands
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A Question Mark for the Crematogasters
The eclipse brought rain to Austin. A frustration for those who had flown here from far away to be in the path of totality, but a welcome stimulant to spring life in this increasingly arid and volatile climatic interzone. And it made room f...
In the Path of Totality
Last Sunday morning the East Austin street retriever and I set out for a wander right at daybreak. It was still on the dark side, but I had a roll of low light tungsten film I was keen to try out, and the expectation based on two decades ex...
Nest builders of the Worm Moon
The first quarter-mile out of our front gate is always a little hazardous for a jogger, as we live half a block from a spot where traffic from two major highways connects with the main roads coming east from downtown. A convergence of concr...
After burns
When we finally got off the interstate after a long travel day the Tuesday of spring break, I could see fires in the southwest. Big plumes of smoke coming up from the horizon, just as the sun was working its way down into orange. The dystop...
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Writer and lawyer. Author of Tropic of Kansas, Rule of Capture et al. Forthcoming: A Natural History of Empty Lots (narrative nonfiction). Urban nature, green futures, dystopia, utopia, mañanas.
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