Estuary & Wasteland
estuary
her breath, a full length
for every bay, the raft
of lashed boards
and fabric drag
skirting through eelgrass
a thin towel, one lung
pressed on volume
flounders. the fluke muddied
under
Austin Mann: Not in the Louvre but on It
When I think of the Louvre, my mind automatically recalls world-renowned
artworks such as the ancient Winged Victory of Samothrace, Eugène Delacroix’s
July 28: Liberty Leading the People or its famed glass
Dear M,
Dear M,
“The secret name is the gesture that restores the creature to the unexpressed.”–
from Profanations by Giorgio Agamben
I am writing you as early as now, hoping this letter finds you
Fantasy and Motivation
Enjoying fantasy can be dangerous business. You enter into a story, and if you
don’t hold onto a form of disbelief, there’s no knowing where you’ll draw
parallels between the
Where To Invade Next
“The American Dream was alive everywhere except America.”
— Michael Moore in Where To Invade Next
Documentary filmmaker and activist, Michael Moore could make a movie about
nearly anything at this point. His Academy