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Tag: prose

A Dark Dawn by Baneen Mirza

Wealth fuels sprawl. It can also buy a false sense of being away, guarded from reality. In one such fictional … More

Baneen Mirza, photography, prose, suburb, writer

Jay Simpson

I found a weighty, rectangular stone about one meter long and half a meter tall and thick. Marina saw me … More

educator, island, jay simpson, photography, prose

beach holiday in indonesia by Oscar Gaynor

a grain of sand meets another rolling in a swell: plom plom plom tink plom plom plom  whoosh. beaches are … More

island, Oscar Gaynor, prose, writer

Loomings by Sam Williams

This body will become an island. These bones will fracture and erode to sand; and this flesh will float in … More

artist, island, prose, Sam Williams, video

Cally Spooner

SCENE 4   Dear Kevin Spacey. This is not a sustainable city; it doesn’t care about the future much. It … More

artist, Cally Spooner, island, prose

Matt Connors

In preparation for a forthcoming studio move, and before leaving for a two week stay in coastal Maine, I started … More

artist, essay, island, Matt Connors, prose

Traffic Island by Jeremy Atherton Lin

My earliest memory is of an island in winter, its formidable mountain blanketed with snow. We descended on plastic saucers, … More

essay, island, Jeremy Atherton Lin, prose, writer

Doris Ho-Kane

“We were influenced by what was happening in the Black and Puerto Rican communities. Why not us? Who are we? … More

archive, Doris Ho-Kane, island, prose

Olivia Laing

The lido is an island state, I’ve just decreed that. I’ve got a pass but you can have one too. … More

island, Olivia Laing, prose, writer

On the subject of creating a film on a remote island by Joseph Curran

Our journey began with a six day sea voyage from Cape Town. Amongst us on the ship there was a … More

film, filmmaker, island, Joseph Curran, prose
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