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Paul Murray

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William Maxwell All the Days and Nights

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Hanif Abdurraqib, On Seatbelts and Sunsets

https://www.triangle.house/hanif-abdurraqib-on-seatbelts-and-sunsets

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James Alan McPherson 

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Ceramics Monthly March 1987

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Lawrence Ferlinghetti (from A Coney Island of the Mind)

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#i would give her the Nobel Prize on the basis of this poem alone

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how the light gets in pt.2 (2020) a woven sample exploring negative space, light, and texture

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Trevor Young, Temple Dialect, 2018

Oil on canvas, 42 x 42 in

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Closet This comic was published by @paradisesystems and you can buy it from the following link: https://paradise-systems.com/products/closet? The variant = 29475806642199 There’s another story in this book besides Closet.

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william eggleston, “field of daisies and lupins,” 1978, chromogenic print

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Ernst Markus Stein, carbourgh, 2020

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René Girard

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Micronesian navigation charts were not a map. The charts were never carried out to sea, these charts acted as a memory device to help navigators memorize information. The navigators apprentice would make the stick chart onshore and commit it to memory. Later in the middle of the ocean out of sight of land the apprentice would have to know his position from the swell patterns

#sick

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Emily Berry

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prototypes for a mapping project im working on, words from source decay by the mountain goats. text in first image: “I wish the west texas highway was a möbius strip i could ride it out for hours when I feel my heart break” second image: “I check the pictures and the postmarks for signs of any patterns at all. when I come up empty handed the feeling almost overwhelms me”