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Blaise Allysen Kearsley, “Can I Count On You?”, Brooklyn Navy Yard, 2012
When I was kid, just six or seven, I used to work in my father’s pharmacy on Sunday afternoons. This arrangement only lasted a short...
Jacob Lawrence, Panel 58 of The Migration Series (via ARTnews)
The other day, at midnight, I received a phone call from my mother; she’d been stopped by the police and told me to stay on the line in case something happened. I recorded my s...
My Next Ghost is a collection of tiny interviews with people I like. Just a few scattered questions that are less “what’s your creative process?” and more “have you ever seen a person slip on a banana peel?”
Current location: In a b...
Thomas Smillie via Public Domain Review
Everyone said the same thing: turn yourself in on Monday. It’s the best day. The magistrate is there. The judge is there. Things move faster. You’ll be released on your own recognizance. I listened....
Lois Dodd, Burning House, Lavender, 2007, courtesy of Alexandre Gallery, New York, © Alexandre Fine Art, Inc.
I know how to write about rain. I know how to write about fire. I can spin you a poem about how it smells at the end of the world...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
brooklyn-based black biracial writer, teacher, artist. founder of how i learned show + mag. i’m tired tomorrow.
Professional Word Nerd. Unprofessional Succulent Gardener. Irish Goodbye Enthusiast. Sometime Donkey Rescuer. Longtime Tea Drinker. Foul-Mouthed Heathen. Former Goth Girl. Current Frumpy Person. Aspiring Bog Witch.
Deep thoughts and petty bullshit about pop culture and the human condition by journalist and essayist Vivian Manning-Schaffel. Words in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, The Los Angeles Times, The Cut, etc., etc. GenXXX. Inherently unbothered.
Sean writes personal essays about memory, fatherhood, identity, and the moments that bend a life sideways.
I enjoy learning more about the creative process and improving mental health.
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