Tim Gilmore's deadpaper
Tim GilmoreFlorida History & Architecture, Southern Strangeness, Psychogeography, Urban Folkloric Murmurings, artistic connections, and all sorts of things you didn't know you wanted to know but do!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 109 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Story of the House Called Frogmore
Thank you for reading my Substack and, if you’re a paid subscriber, thank you for helping me not do this work for free. If you think my writing worthwhile, but you’re not a paid subscriber, please consider becoming one! If you’re a subscrib...
Old Suburban Gangland; Or,
Garbage Can Lids in the Snow in the "Trenches"
Strange to find out that a street one block over from the economically depressed working-class suburb in which you grew up is infamous in certain circles. I still think of it as a run-down 195...
How the Six Block Replaced the Two Spot;
JaxPsychoGeo is supposed to be one long piece of writing, one literary project that tells the story of this hometown of mine. But only my personal story is mine. For the rest, I have to listen to the best of my abilities. I have to be sensi...
Looking for my Uncle in the Abandoned Asylum at Milledgeville
This past week I made yet another sojourn to Milledgeville, Georgia, a kind of pilgrimage to Flannery O’Connor and to the 2,000-acre abandoned mental asylum there where my uncle was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia about 75 years ago....
Remembering Ollie Border Collie
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The first time I saw Oliver, he was off to one side of the dog crate by himself, his three sisters all cuddled up...
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I'm a writer based in Jax, FL, my hometown. I write about the haunted South and the “spirit of place” (or psychogeography). I earned my Ph.D. in English from the University of Florida and teach Writing at Florida State College at Jacksonville.
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