ITINERANT WRITING
& RESTLESS MODES
PUBLISHED ARTICLES

wayfinding and the via-not
New essay published on Berfrois. … The delicate dance is in attending to both, allowing one to reveal the edges of the other, for the via-not to give way to the of-course, for absence to intensify abundance, and for inertia to inevitably concede to the optimism of momentum. Continue reading wayfinding and the via-not →

Frictionlessness, and the media war over Ukraine
Few questions have been raised about who decides what falls into those categories or about the consequences of normalizing censorship—not just censorship as a filter applied to content, but censorship as the very scaffold of Internet connectivity, communications infrastructure and hardware. Continue reading Frictionlessness, and the media war over Ukraine →

You can’t play here
Published with MARCH journal, “You can’t play here. Or, forms of infinite play” is a traipse across physical and metaphysical forms of play that emerge at the edges of a world defined by the concerns of adults. Continue reading You can’t play here →
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LITERARY PARAPHERNALIA

Romantics in the shadows of war
A continuation of the note on “visibility and invisibility” and the mysteries of love—this time, reading Ernst Bloch and György Lukács’ analysis of Expressionism and ‘incomprehensibility’ as fascism prevailed in Germany, and the politics of re-converging with mystery. Continue reading Romantics in the shadows of war →

A brief interpretation of visibility and invisibility, separateness and simultaneity
This dynamic which dances on the edges of the experience and expression of play — that of grasping richness via negation — is also provoked in another paradoxically fragile and fierce state by metaphysical poet John Donne in “Negative Love“ … Continue reading A brief interpretation of visibility and invisibility, separateness and simultaneity →

Notes on war and youth
In The Time of the Assassins, Henry Miller portrays the suffering of Rimbaud as the Passion facing every artist, poet, who stands as eternal witness to the human condition, the profound wrestling with existential despair as a mediumistic expression. Miller depicts Rimbaud’s anguished flight from life, through life, as a reflection, a transit for an era …Continue reading Notes on war and youth →
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DOSSIERS & NOTES

House style: sketch for a poem
Language is approved by Committee.
As is Complaint. Be careful
when you ask for help— Continue reading House style: sketch for a poem →

Spatial anxiety. Or the abandonment of space.
Design that antagonizes the assuredness brought about by a kind of psychic stasis, and interrupts the background noise of movement through space, can cause us to be more aware of the ways we move through and interact with spaces. Continue reading Spatial anxiety. Or the abandonment of space. →

myth in miniature
One day, a man saw bird-woman through the eyes of shame. He told her he wanted a bird-woman but kept looking in her for a woman of bread. Continue reading myth in miniature →
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