A dispatch from the desk of New York Times and internationally-bestselling author and illustrator Ella Frances Sanders, concerned primarily with paying close attention, the relationship between beauty and the mundane, and the things we fall in love with.
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The Sometimes Newsletter No.290
It all makes me want to not put the tender things out there, and then it all makes we want to hurl tender things out there as fast as I possibly can. (Sorry, tender things.) I want to protect the tender things I hold and know from the unhin...
No.289
I’m tired of the news. I’m tired of the way it makes things spectacular that aren’t, and deals so simplistically with what’s truly appalling. I’m tired of the vitriol. I’m tired of the anger. I’m tired of the meanness. I’m tired of the se...
The Return of Night Windows
On September and the things it likes to carry
For a long time now I’ve had a thing about sticking my head out of a window at night and deeply inhaling the air. This practice is largely for no particular reason at all, but I do find that th...
No.288
August ending, a list:
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Someone tells me they have a friend who, one winter, planted out their tulip bulbs in the dark with a head torch
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While walking through town I glance up at an open window, second floor, and a bonsai plant h...
No.287
“I go on loving you like water but / there is a terrible breath in the way all of this”
— John Ashbery, from The Tennis Court Oath
Currently thinking I should perhaps write a book about migraines, herons, what it is t...
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WORDS TO LOVE A PLANET out now. New York Times and internationally bestselling author/illustrator of books; columnist & designer for Orion magazine.
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