First draft looking like: We walked beyond the ______,’s to the _______’s and the __________’s.

there are some things one does not need a husband to feel

“In the stellar neighborhood of American letters, there have been few minds as generous, transgressive, and polymathically brilliant.” Wonderful profile of the inimitable Samuel Delaney, friend to Conjunctions and legend in every sense of the word: newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

Love everything about this-- Simona has gifted the city with a true treasure.

I wrote about photographs of UFOs for the New Yorker! 🛸🛸🛸

don’t miss Chris Wiley in the new yorker writing about UFO photos

remembering max ritvo, the best poet of our generation, who died seven years ago today. I miss him deeply. this is dawn of man; i love his reading poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine…

Love getting to chat about all things UFOs with Otherworld

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you guys i wrote a fucking book wtf

Poet Mosab Abu Toha was taken away from his family by the Israeli Defense Forces at a checkpoint in Gaza. Please join us in calling for the international community to demand the release of Mosab, and all hostages and prisoners in Gaza and Israel.

make sure to read this piece by Chris Wiley in the new yorker today about this portrait of lee miller in hitlers bathtub.

I wrote about the incredible photography of Lee Miller taking a bath in Hitler’s apartment for the New Yorker

In 2019, a London teenager named Zac Brettler plummeted to his death from a luxury building on the Thames. This is my story about his parents' effort to solve the mystery of what happened to him - after British authorities gave up on doing so. The New Yorker newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

if you do one thing for yourself today— watch slow pony’s tiny desk submissions song m.youtube.com/watch?v=mrEYDd…

Look if MFA programs really ran big publishing then authors would be able to sell short story collections 😭

Francesca Woodman’s career was cut short when she died by suicide, at the age of 22. Since then, she has attained a mythological status in the art world, a kind of Sylvia Plath of photography. Now a new show at the Gagosian Gallery showcases her work. nyer.cm/FyTFVhT

when life gives you lemons, take LSD

I can't read writers who never misuse commas. Who are you trying to impress

i’ve developed a fear of reading good books because i’m worried they’ll feel too demanding and daunting. but started a good one today and let me remind you, they are far less demanding emotionally and psychologically strenuous then bad, easy books.