Category Archives: Placeless
by Abby Zwart | Dec 12, 2018
“It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are,” Dumbledore says, “far more than our abilities.”
by Matt Cambridge | Dec 11, 2018
Enneagram 3, The Achiever: Adaptable, Excelling, Driven, and Image-Conscious.
Matt Cambridge, nice to meet you.
by Jenna Griffin | Dec 10, 2018
May you warm your body under thick blankets, your hands by radiators, your feet in old slippers.
by Gwyneth Findlay | Dec 9, 2018
I remind myself that no one is watching me, probably. Nobody is passing judgement on Christmas Eve.
by Josh Parks | Dec 8, 2018
I’ve made a list of twenty authors—twelve who wrote after 1900 and eight from the centuries before—whose work I’m going to limit myself to.
by Caroline Higgins | Dec 7, 2018
I recently tried to explain heartbreak to someone who has never had their heart broken. It didn’t go well.
by Will Montei | Dec 6, 2018
Sadness is that way: temporal. Each encounter comes with a demand singular to the day of its arrival: here is a powerful feeling, attend to it, reconcile its nature with yours.
by Meg Schmidt | Dec 3, 2018
Notice one morning that your orchid is starting to look strained. Pick up the fallen petals. Water it, but know that this, like a leprous spot, is a sign of the beginning of the end, and that from now on, water will merely prolong the inevitable.
by Cotter Koopman | Dec 2, 2018
This song has always felt so dumb to me even before its Extreme Makeover Bieber Edition. It’s historical fanfiction undercut by that insufferable “pah rum pah pum pum.”
by Wentiirim Annankra | Nov 29, 2018
Why did she share her mistakes with us? Wasn’t she afraid how we might perceive her after learning about her mistakes?
