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Clouds form a towering shape in a bright sky with a silhouette of a church and trees below.

Clouds form a towering shape in a bright sky with a silhouette of a church and trees below.

From 'A Whale Called Milieu': Thinking with the Milieu

by Ellen Dillon

alexa dexa floats limitlessly in an expectationless expanse of ease. They lay on their back in their warm, candlelit bathtub, a cream-colored built-in basin. Bathwater frames their torso, their long brown hair gently floating under their shoulders. They’re wearing a bathing outfit. a vintage cream onesie with light blue lines gently forming tulips and their leaves.

alexa dexa floats limitlessly in an expectationless expanse of ease. They lay on their back in their warm, candlelit bathtub, a cream-colored built-in basin. Bathwater frames their torso, their long brown hair gently floating under their shoulders. They’re wearing a bathing outfit. a vintage cream onesie with light blue lines gently forming tulips and their leaves.

space to be for a while

alexa dexa with danilo machado

alexa dexa’s crayon drawing of a pool of water in long quickly sketched lines of blues and magentas. Off center to the right, in alexa’s hand writing, is the incantation “soak until the ache dissipates into lull”. In collaboration with alexa’s 12 year old computer glitching out gloriously at simple image editing tasks, this pool of water is intersected by two lines of white. It mirrors itself loosely, upturned overhead, the right most section darkened. To the left, a vision of meltingness is drawn in purple crayon. Below, the hand-written text “soak” in big watery letters floats over the text “alexa dexa”, the lot of them enclosed in a rippling thin line.

alexa dexa’s crayon drawing of a pool of water in long quickly sketched lines of blues and magentas. Off center to the right, in alexa’s hand writing, is the incantation “soak until the ache dissipates into lull”. In collaboration with alexa’s 12 year old computer glitching out gloriously at simple image editing tasks, this pool of water is intersected by two lines of white. It mirrors itself loosely, upturned overhead, the right most section darkened. To the left, a vision of meltingness is drawn in purple crayon. Below, the hand-written text “soak” in big watery letters floats over the text “alexa dexa”, the lot of them enclosed in a rippling thin line.

space to be for a while

alexa dexa with danilo machado

solarity, reclaimed

solarity, reclaimed

solarity, reclaimed

Ian Macartney

Towards a Psychical Poetics

Towards a Psychical Poetics

Towards a Psychical Poetics

by Richard Capener

on nothing: a short lecture, after John Cage

on nothing: a short lecture, after John Cage

on nothing: a short lecture, after John Cage

by J. R. Carpenter

wellness retreat pro

wellness retreat pro

wellness retreat pro

by James Davies

She is Not

She is Not

She is Not

by Lucie Staniek

Wear the anklet as a mask

Wear the anklet as a mask

Wear the anklet as a mask

by Nia Davies

The Bifurcated Man

The Bifurcated Man

The Bifurcated Man

by Gareth Farmer

Crip fragmentation: expression and agency

Crip fragmentation: expression and agency

Crip fragmentation: expression and agency

by Char Heather

Hostius Quadra and his mirrors

Hostius Quadra and his mirrors

Hostius Quadra and his mirrors

by Ansgar Allen

Tractatus Clima

Tractatus Clima

Tractatus Clima

by Nicholas O'Donnell

My Own Crisis

My Own Crisis

My Own Crisis

by Robert Sheppard

All Hang Out

All Hang Out

All Hang Out

by Amy McCauley

A Fell Destroyer

A Fell Destroyer

A Fell Destroyer

by Stephen Emmerson

Infinite Regress

Infinite Regress

Infinite Regress

by Rupert M. Loydell

loop wrenches then it breaks

loop wrenches then it breaks

loop wrenches then it breaks

by jac common & katy lewis hood

Ceremony: Apoems

Ceremony: Apoems

Ceremony: Apoems

by Mike Templeton

The Cross and the Brokenhearted

The Cross and the Brokenhearted

The Cross and the Brokenhearted

by J.A Robinson-Brown

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