future recuperation
sarah mccarrylove letters from the end of the world
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solstice
If you are reading this in the Northern Hemisphere, we have come together to the longest night. This is a time of year I ordinarily love, although in the last months I have felt not so much as though I am moving toward the quiet, restful da...
the early history of light
Last summer the new telescope went into operation, sending back to us almost immediately pictures of what astronomers are now confirming are the most distant, and thus oldest, galaxies human beings have ever observed. These galaxies defy al...
buoys
In Professional News: I wrote a (sad, sorry!!!!) short story about ice and birds and the end of the world and the lovely people at The Sunday Morning Transport were nice enough to publish it. You can read it here (it’s paywalled, but you ca...
despair has its own calms
What an age! Every one is dying, everything is dying, and the earth is dying also, eaten by the sun and the wind. I don’t know where I get the courage to keep on living in the midst of these ruins. Let us love each other to the end.
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Sarah McCarry (@sarahmccarry // sarahmccarry.net) is a writer and archivist. Sometimes she ends up on boats.
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