June 16, 2018 The Weight of Ephemeral Things Seneca once remarked that life is like a play; it matters not how long it lasts, but how well it is performed.... Read Article →
June 16, 2018 The Architecture of Abandonment I remember walking the tide line on a beach in Cornwall with my grandfather. He would stop every few yards, not to... Read Article →
June 15, 2018 The Weight of Still Water The air tonight tastes of damp stone and cooling earth, a heavy, velvet thickness that settles against the back of my throat.... Read Article →