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Julia Armstrong 6/23/25 Julia Armstrong 6/23/25

Daylight Savings Time

there is no liquid like grief—
the moon pulls it all,

and my body responds,
begins to bleed.

Caroline Coleman 12/14/20 Caroline Coleman 12/14/20

Solitude Novels

“Time seems not so much to progress as to waft through each novel… solitude enables past, present and future to press in like ghosts.”

Lewis Warsh 12/13/20 Lewis Warsh 12/13/20

To The Penguin Boy

“The victim is not the person who wakes
in the middle of the night. The victim is not
the person who sleeps until noon.”

Jake Ahlquist 9/29/20 Jake Ahlquist 9/29/20

Greenwood’s Strings

I’ve never had an office, apart from the sad, windowless closet I occupied as a grad student. I don’t own a desk. Some days I work at my kitchen table, but more often I sit on my couch or in bed with my computer on my lap. Music, rather than location, is what grounds me as I write.