Tag: permanence
Three Ephemeral Website Things
A few rhyming pieces from this week: 1. Sarah wrote a lovely, somewhat bittersweet post about finally closing her Photobucket account, which touched on a lot of what I find difficult about maintaining an archive of one’s creative work online as an artist, rather than just a writer: I’ve never been sentimental about my childhood … Continue reading Three Ephemeral Website Things
Come again, be again
A collection of loosely-associated thoughts on permanence.
Shakespeare at the End of the World
I keep thinking about Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven. I’m not usually a post-apocalyptic fiction person, but Erika recommended the book to me several years ago by saying “it’s about art at the end of the world, and the things it can and can’t do to keep us together.” That’s more than enough, it … Continue reading Shakespeare at the End of the World