The Attention Archive
shayla lawson (MX. DOS), mynigaThe last free country is the one behind your own eyes. Essays on attention, sovereignty, and becoming someone the world has no name for yet.
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The Heresy of Sovereignty
I’ve become a strong case for “never meet your heroes.” I hate that about myself. I’m aware of and fascinated by the ways that has been the cost of my freedom. I’ve been an intense people-pleaser my entire life. So much so, it was hard to f...
ooh, my celestial beings: you are the light of the world
This is what freedom is to me. Not youth, but it’s uprising.
In the midst of a fever dream where I was contemplating how I might bring more light into the world, burning and glaring as it may be, I met Ada Hada.
We sat for hours on our f...
you/re already inside
A system learning what was never meant to be flattened
You felt this before I named it
Creation Is the Currency
A Black nonbinary author on building an AI-forward press and artist refuge—from a six-figure book advance to a scalable cultural infrastructure.
A note on building what didn’t exist.
photography by Professor Jolene Bean
I Left and I...
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Shayla Lawson (MX. DOS): poet, essayist, foreign entity. NBCC and Lambda finalist. Nonbinary, disabled, sovereign—writing freedom, the body, and the machine from the far side of the gate.
A/One who engineer freedom explains_ “_the problem_s_ to be solved suggest that through interpreting various artistic forms_ that intentional creative practice will continue to be ways of teaching_Learning_safety_the error too is overwhelming_”
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