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The Dominion of Roots
HAVE YOU EVER GIVEN your whole body to a people? There are people who know the paradise of my affection—whose mothers smell like clay. People who remember me. I won’t be Continue reading
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Presto
How fast is time? What is time plus time? How many jiffies in an hour, how many soons in an afternoon? How many fasts does it take to make a slow? Continue reading
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something will always rise up and fall again
Poet Kathryn Hunt collaborated with photographer Camille Seaman to create an exploration of the duality, danger, and beauty between humans and nature. Continue reading
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The Mimic
From Secret Life by The Ellsworth and Jeff VanderMeer. Images courtesy of Drawn & Quarterly. Read a short introduction to this book by writer and critic Alex Dueben. Continue reading
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Review: Bewilderment by Richard Powers
“I T IS NO MEASURE of health to be well adjusted,” goes the oft quoted but unverifiable aphorism from the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, “to a profoundly sick society.” Richard Powers’s new Continue reading