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QUITE EARLY THE OTHER MORNING, before it was light—I had been awake for some time already, thinking about an essay I was working on about Shaker architecture—one of the motion lights Continue reading
AT THE RESEARCH STATION, I’m greeted by calls to safety, five pages of instructions provided by the H. J. Andrews Experimental Forest, two of which are laminated. There are exhortations Continue reading
THE AUTUMN 2020 ISSUE of Orion features visual art by Imo Nse Imeh, a practicing artist, scholar of African Diaspora art, and professor at Westfield State University in Massachusetts. This winter, Continue reading
THE KNIFE in my right hand carves through a limb of bitter cherry and slices into the tip of my left thumb, denser than air but more porous than wood. I Continue reading
Life emerges from deep seas and new fires. Continue reading