Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
Nonfiction
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Joan Didion’s Notes to John
Joan Didion’s Notes to John reveals unedited therapy letters, prompting questions about posthumous publication and the ethics of literary exposure. “I confess wishing many times I could get a glimpse…
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Whaleskin
A lyrical, personal essay exploring fatness, divorce, and movement through the metaphor of whales surviving a world that no longer welcomes them. “I want them to only dive through water…
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Splendours Unknown
A letter of luminous clarity and affection explores grief, memory, friendship, and the hierarchy of love in a deeply personal and philosophical voice. “Every form of love, at its best,…
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Lady Gaia
A soulful, satirical meditation on Earthbound existence, cosmic delusions, and the urgent grace of staying grounded. “We are here together, on this honeyed Earth, bound to it as long as…
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Five Minutes
Love reveals itself in the quiet moments—arriving early, lingering late—where presence becomes its purest expression. “But it has always been there, five minutes away, stretching its hand, asking me to…
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M.E. A.M.
Chapter 1. About Waking M.E. descriptors; dessicated, drained, deleted, detritus, debt. The fan is on and the window is wide and the night heat turns into morning chills. The sweat…