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Prelude: A Lump of Pure Sound
I read things and they float away. I would rather stare at my own breasts. “Mind like a steel sieve,” my father would say.
Together, Alone: On Reading Brandon Taylor’s “Real Life” During the Pandemic
“What Taylor gets so right, here, is that community is by nature an elusive thing, never fully realized. There is an inherent melancholy to the idea of community, a paradoxical loneliness that lingers.”
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