23 October 2022 – Today I learned: why I like spooky but don’t like scary [1]. Eliza Brooke at Dirt: On Spookiness covers it really
Tag: liminal space
Musing: Waiting
Paolo Belcastro in his newsletter Morfternight posted recently about waiting, asking “How much of our life do we spend waiting for something?” This is his
Write 28 Days: Landscape of Memory ~ Someone unrecognizable about to open the door
This month, I’m writing words and posting images relating to the landscape of memory. I hope to write poems most days and also share photos,
Mirrors: Suspension of Presence
Welcome to day 4 of 31 Days of Heterotopias: Motels and Hotels, a month of posts about how motels, hotels, and inns function as heterotopias
About Heterotopias and Liminal Spaces
Heterotopias are spaces that disrupt the continuity and normality of common everyday places, places removed from ordinary time, from the evenly spaced movement of time. Heterotopias
31 Days of Heterotopias: Motels and Hotels :: Introduction
I’m participating once again in the Write 31 Days project this year, as in past years, when my topics were A Sense of Place and