Idling Insignifcantly
playing a mayor on T
playing a mayor on T
When I was a kid, my sister and I raided the remains of my parent's once lavish record collection. My dad’s records had his name written on them, although sometimes they were crossed off and rewritten by his brother in a bout of playful sibling thievery. His
There is no written word without a weary hand wielding the pen.
The veneer of visibility as a performance is nice, and it is also nothing.
My first coffee was poured from the spout of a steel urn into a styrofoam cup, the kind that squeaks and crunches in your hand when you touch it that I’m certain was a little toxic.