when looking up is like opening a window
Cape Town's green heart.
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The sisterhood of the travelling prints
Finding home amongst printed pages.
the best part was the venue
The setting, oh my, the setting.
friendship super store
(And other things observed around Cape Town.)
patient waiting
After spinal surgery.
the kiepersols will see you now
Visiting Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on a cloudy day.
you have to be prepared to wait
On first drafts, perseverance and patience.
in praise of the public swimming pool
A pictorial / homage.
scenes from a campus story
A very sexy law faculty.
Veld fires and sunburnt Germans
Cape Town needs all the water pistols it can get.
as streetlights begin stroking the sky’s underbelly
The dusk is busier now.
“The label wouldn’t exist if I hadn’t moved to San Francisco.”
An interview with Josh Cheon, owner of the San Francisco-based indy record label and publisher Dark Entries.
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a Sea Point pilgrimage
It's wonderful to be back.
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California flaunts herself
Goodbye (for now) to the Golden State.
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the last days
Inside a soft, smothering storm.
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back at the ranch
The Sea Ranch between storms.
Daffodils in December
A yellow Christmas? No thanks.
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around town
Scenes from San Francisco.
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winter in Los Angeles
Sun. Yum.
conversations
“Those poems will live forever”
An interview with the poet Kevin Bertolero, publisher of the gay poetry journal "& Change".
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hills like islands
California from the window seat.
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a flâneur in San Francisco
Scenes from strolls around town.
dispatches
Diving into print
Cyanotypes. Zine-making. Greek publications!
conversations
“I like to think of the magazine as an archeological practice”
An interview with Leonidas Liolios, publisher and editor of "The Boy is Beautiful", a striking print celebration of queer Greek history and culture.