Essays about life + growing older with no fucking grace.
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Ghosted.
Artist / photographer: Carrie Mae Weems. The Kitchen Table Series. 1990.
Back in May, I applied for a lecturer position at a local university. I had taught before, in grad school, and at Pace University in NYC, and I loved it, the student...
I Long to Be Gone Like Never Before.
Redgreen and violet-yellow rhythms, 1920. Artist: Paul Klee.
This week, we celebrated Edie’s 20th birthday, with the family and her dearest friends. We usually go, for this occasion, on a multi-family camping trip, lots of young adults wh...
Composition / Decomposition.
Archival & Vintage Pilates Apparatus with a Pilates practitioner, Series by Elaine Ewing + Joseph DeRuvo. Hudson, NY.
Last year in October, I fell. It was remarkably stupid.
I was meandering around the Las Vegas Book Festival with my ca...
Living in The Objecthood.
Waste Not (wùjìn qíyòng) is an installation by the Beijing-based artist Song Dong. The installation uses all the worldly goods belonging to the artist’s mother, Zhao Xiangyuan, including the wood frame of her house.
I’ve replayed the day o...
The Hotline Call.
Izabela Urbaniak, photographer. Her children at their grandparents home in tiny village of Lugowiska, Poland. Urbianiak records their idyllic, dreamy “Summertime” childhood at her parent’s rural farm.
A couple weeks ago, when I was abroad...
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Social Scientist + James Beard Award-winning author of The Meth Lunches (St. Martin's. 2023). Essays about the philosophy of living + growing older with no fucking grace.
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