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“First Class : America’s Marvelous Midcentury Stamps” [by David Cobb Craig]
<<< Every picture tells a story—even one on a postage stamp. Presented hugely enlarged, the 144 stamps in this book chronicle a stylish era of design: mid-20th-century America. Spanning the late 1950s to the…
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Selling on the edge, g’bye hoopla and two contributions: Rituel N°5, Françoise Dupuy, Laura Sheleen & Elizabeth Regina [by Tracy Danison]
The humus fanatic has it right. Once dead, our contribution evolves. Photo © Romy Alizé Rituel N°5: La Mort by Émilie Rousset and Louise Hémon produced at the Atelier de Paris earlier this month…
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“Quadruple Abecedarian: His First Solo Vacation” [by John Deming]
Quadruple Abecedarian : His First Solo Vacation Ancient, it seemed, Zach’s mama listening to Diz’blow his horn; yams, cob corn, and savorychicken cooking to xantho-brown; stoic Zach on coccyxdown in that wonderful yard, smelling…
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With the Sun [by Mary Gilliland]
Want more shade? Want more sun? A plant demonstrates its answers—via height or sturdiness or angle of inclination. About the spring ephemerals, though, there’s no need to worry the question. They emerge when trees…
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“Seasons in the Abyss” [by Michael Robbins]
Seasons in the Abyss Du Fu, you doofus, that’s nota goose. You’re drunk.Please allow me to introduce…no, that’s not your horse.(No, nor woman neither.) Into every life a littleFreud must fall. I’m a fraud.I…
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“Seasons in the Abyss” [by Michael Robbins]
Seasons in the Abyss Du Fu, you doofus, that’s nota goose. You’re drunk.Please allow me to introduce…no, that’s not your horse.(No, nor woman neither.) Into every life a littleFreud must fall. I’m a fraud.I…
