what!! no way omg, hi neighbor! it was my first time there but my friends (who live a little bit closer) had been there before, it was really gorgeous!
thog mentioned!! even independently from thog, i think this is my fav nonfiction you have posted so far, very relatable with the tension between the stability/order we are indoctrinated to believe life is supposed to be and the churning forward entropy it actually is
this voices a lot of sentiments i've had before but, in an unexpected easy breath, am momentarily released from. still a treat to see them written down so gracefully
Beautiful essay — love your nonfiction! Also…World’s End is great. Looks like we’re neighbors!
what!! no way omg, hi neighbor! it was my first time there but my friends (who live a little bit closer) had been there before, it was really gorgeous!
He’s back!
thog mentioned!! even independently from thog, i think this is my fav nonfiction you have posted so far, very relatable with the tension between the stability/order we are indoctrinated to believe life is supposed to be and the churning forward entropy it actually is
I hate to admit how much I feel this one in my bones. Welcome back, James, glad you’re ok 💛
This is lovely and sad and lovely.
Oh, I’ve been to World’s End! So beautiful. Love the Massachusetts Atlantic. Thanks for your words.
this voices a lot of sentiments i've had before but, in an unexpected easy breath, am momentarily released from. still a treat to see them written down so gracefully
i dont recognise the feelings in me but i do adore your writing from them.
if this is where your words spring from then it is a deep deep and life filled primal source.
Gorgeous. I felt the room, the flies, the floor.