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zoerose on her Ethereal Debut Album

zoerose on her Ethereal Debut Album

Listening to zoerose this early on feels almost like discovering her. In her debut, she already has the voice of an artist that commands attention, with a bright sound that spins beauty from regret / Dilara Sümbül
Hero-Poet Wolf Found Thousands of Miles From Homeland, Dead

Hero-Poet Wolf Found Thousands of Miles From Homeland, Dead

Ryan Matera / I did not read the article but I think this wolf is dead because, as I mentioned, it was in the obituary section. As far as the news I can deliver in this rag-of-note, I can say only this, firmly: there was a wolf in Southern California.
Stanza Means Room: On Homes in Literature

Stanza Means Room: On Homes in Literature

Tola Zysman / Machado's archive ultimately is her memoir, and this new archive is built on the remains of what she felt as a child, that even her existence in her room was a kind of familial debt. 
“Wilted Shadows” after William Carlos Williams, “This is Just to Say”

“Wilted Shadows” after William Carlos Williams, “This is Just to Say”

Em Dietrich / she said cup my tears in the / palms of my hands—fresh plums / for when my doubts starve me.
The Phonecall

The Phonecall

Micropoem by Penelope Staehle / god calls me on the payphone...
On Alchemy by Any Medium Necessary

On Alchemy by Any Medium Necessary

nat raum on Photography and Interdisciplinary Transformation of the Self / Nan Goldin is familiar with photographing the things you want to keep. An influence of mine in many ways, she once talked about how one must only look at what a person photographs to see what they fear losing.

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