Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
Nonfiction
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On Texting While Walking
“The world as it is represented to you by your naïve senses, unmitigated by your devices whose screens feature content carefully keyed to your preferences, is a lovely, full, place.”
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A lawn picnic
An exile reflects on aging neighbors, a distant mother, illness, and the quiet erosion of time in a neglected townhouse complex.
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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…