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No Ceilings
It was 2009 and Lil Wayne was at the very top. There had been a fever surrounding the release of his album Tha Carter III, which had sold a million copies in its first week and had subsequently gone...
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Sometimes my life feels like a string of sleepless nights. Tossing and turning, restless, smothered by night. Not sleepless, but wakeful: full to the brim with waking. Plagued with insomnia for as long...
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Please. Cats do not walk on the pink table.
I went back to find the sentence. I knew where the book was though it hadn’t been brought off the shelf in years. It came down easily. Pull the top corner, slide it out at the tilt. I hadn’t expected...
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I Can Never Deny That The Thing Has Been There
The truth is I never write in my own voice; I am a ventriloquist for the act. I rarely think about what this means because it frightens me. Even now, my brain slows down, unwilling to think. Soon, I...
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a flat, cold and hard mirror is the portal we cannot fall into. it shows a world identical to the one behind us, but it is a world we cannot reach. it is hung on walls, propped on floors and carried...
View ArticleCinderella Story
The first thing I thought about Britney was how it is possible to be blond but have brown eyes. It was around 2000 and Maria persuaded our mum to buy us the Oops..! I did it again CD. We were on the...
View ArticleThe Drone
Pallesthesia—the affect of mechanical vibration on the body. But more than that, across the skin and through the marrow, it is hypersensitivity—almost an allergy to that which quivers (pallein). It’s...
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This piece was originally published in The Time is Now zine, sponsored by the British Film Institute, as an accompaniment to a four month long festival of films across the U.K:...
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Knots of May
Sat in front of a Hawthorn tree, I am part of the ongoing reciprocation of carbon dioxide and oxygen. The tree breaths, what it exhales, I breathe back in. It is through this air that I can see it; a...
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