Entangled in the Culmination Narrative
What to do with the seductive idea that it's all going to come together somehow, someday?
Story Shapes
Rethinking Destination
Interview: Taking Our Desires Seriously
A conversation with Shea in the Catskills, creator of Tarot as Questions
Ambivalence, Irreversibility, and Leaning Into the Wonky Parts
I gave birth eleven weeks ago, which means I now have the culturally fraught experience of living in a postpartum body, even if my postpartum body happens to be that of a man. And my body exists in a particular way in relation to my baby—I wake in the
My Great-Grandmother's Scrapbook
I traveled to my aunt’s house in Rochester, NY this weekend to scan my great-grandmother’s scrapbook. Those who have been reading for a while know that I can barely drive, and so a four-hour drive is quite substantial for me, quite frightening. But I felt it needed to