The Querent
Alexander CheeThe person asking a question at the beginning of a Tarot card reading. Or, a newsletter project by Alexander Chee.
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On Waiting For Spring
Two announcements up front: This Wednesday, I will be on a panel on the personal essay in the age of AI at Bennington College, along with some favorite writers—Joanne Beard, Franny Choi and Anaïs Duplan. It’s the Bennington Ben Belitt Collo...
When Had I Last Been In Baltimore
When had I last been to Baltimore before last week? Hard to say. I have a memory of being in a folk art museum there in front of someone’s painting of how America is an anagram for I AM RACE. And going to Atomic Books there for comics. This...
West Palm Beach International
I went to West Palm Beach for work last week. Be a writer and travel the world, as I like to say. This was as much as I saw of the beach. But it was a good walk along the water after a good taco lunch, two things I rarely get in life these ...
Hey Lovers
I found this Rebus Valentine, which means a letter using what I can only think were 19th century French emojis. I think it’s for you though I hope it’s not terribly obscene when you decode it.
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