Doomscrolling the Avenue
Ren EbelI’m standing at the entrance of the Square des Missions-Étrangères, facing the bust of Chateaubriand. Michèle Bernstein, in a 1955 issue of Potlatch, once compared the statue to the god Terminus, protector of boundaries...
for Charlie Daniels
James JensenCharles Edward Daniels was a country music icon best known for his song “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” a crossover hit celebrated by both rock and country fans...
for Etel Adnan
Lou Dillon“A letter to a poet is necessarily to be a love letter. And if one has to speak of poetry one is walking by the edge of the sea. Or on a rope. On unstable grounds. So we are going to deal, from the start, with feelings and uncertainties.”