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After Freud’s death in 2011, the National Portrait Gallery was in receipt of his ‘works on paper’ in lieu of government taxes. One hundred and...
Most people don’t move into a house they’ve never seen. If not a tour, then at least some photos, but I had neither. It was...
This morning, I kissed you at the train station where we parted for the day, and I thought how the world whips past – good,...
I lay awake in bed under a 15-tog duvet and the crushing weight of loneliness. It was nearly 2 a.m. The street outside was as...
Nora met Javi when he bumped into her with the still-lit end of a hand-rolled cigarette. At first, Nora thought someone had spiked her with...
Rainy season in Jakarta—the kind of downpour that soaks through your clothes, doubles their weight, and leaves you sweating before you’ve moved an inch. I...
It was towards the end of May. There had just been a sandstorm, and Dad’s car was covered in dust. He was washing it, and...
Early morning, deep voice of sun sounding in the bronze, echo of the hands’ slow spiral. Across the field a stone barn marks a rest,...
November came upon me so quickly this year, and it came in such a way I felt the compulsion to write after all these years....
Propelled by intuition and unsettled by the gathering shadows of global change, a couple uproots their life in search of space, soul, and sustainability. Landing...
The gravestone of my great-great-great-grandfather, Joseph Binney, and his wife, Eliza, is unremarkable: made of rough fieldstone, spotted with lichen, and of average size for...
My soon-to-be father-in-law is sitting across from me, extending an oval-shaped plastic plate that’s piled high with iceberg lettuce, arugula, dark greens I can’t yet...