Category Archives: Placeless
by Paul Menn | Apr 8, 2018
Songs that remind me of her, that bring me peace, that I hope will inspire her.
by Caroline Higgins | Apr 7, 2018
And I walk with the man I am going to marry and my brother and Zachary who is basically my brother and we think about Ryan who was basically our brother.
by Caitlin Gent | Apr 4, 2018
I see you, O Downcast Man, sitting in the passenger’s seat. Chances are, you’re wondering how you got here.
by Meg Schmidt | Apr 3, 2018
Sisyphus may roll his stone, but I have my morning alarm.
by Katerina Parsons | Apr 2, 2018
Reading the news well and responding to it is not everything, but it is something—and so I won’t refuse.
by Douglas Chu | Mar 31, 2018
When I put pen to paper, there’s only room for one thought at a time. Every thought is on equal footing.
by Ashley Pace | Mar 30, 2018
I don’t believe in a god anymore. This wasn’t without cost, and there was grief, naturally. But after grief comes normalcy. Also, humour.
by Ty Bleeker | Mar 29, 2018
Remember: you have more time to do the things you want to do than you might think.
by Matt Coldagelli | Mar 28, 2018
Never had I been overcome with such a surge of euphoria accompanied by petrifying fear and grief.
by Brad Zwiers | Mar 27, 2018
The new tyranny of everything-at-once feels like a distant dystopia, and the sky looks a different color, and there’s another new, another normal.
