30
Dec
Attraction & Vulnerability
Her movements were all effortless grace and easy elegance.
3 min read
Nik Schulz
Nik Schulz is a writer, artist, furniture maker living in the Washington State, in the U.S.A. He seeks to live a joyful life and help others do the same.
29
Dec
Going Back to Scilly, via Penzance
The airport crew was pulling the sleepy planes out of their hangers. One was going through its morning calisthenics, engines full-throttle, brakes engaged, and noticeably shivering.
4 min read
27
Dec
Automotive Angels
They sat streamlined and white with gleaming, gold brightwork instead of chrome.
1 min read
25
Dec
A Few Cultural Differences
A towel with a temporary identification tag was provided for me as soon as I arrived.
6 min read
20
Dec
World’s Skinniest Father Christmas
“Are you the real Santa Claus?”
“Why, yes, of course! Are you the real Sasha? Because I heard that there’s a little girl that dresses just like you saying she’s the real one.”
5 min read
19
Dec
Vividness, Darkness, and Death at the Door
Around one o’clock in the morning we heard a sickening moan rise from near the front door, the kind that turns your blood cold.
2 min read
18
Dec
Your Friend and Humble Servant
The story of a young Tunisian-Italian named Fayoum, his mysterious mormon penpal, and his disastrous love of alchemy.
17
Dec
The Wheel of Consent
I enjoy finding keys to understanding. When I find something that so concisely and clearly delivers useful knowledge, I take
3 min read
16
Dec
Friendship Among the Trees on Death Row
“What? How? Wow! This is so incredible!” I stammered.
3 min read
15
Dec
Personally Thanking the Cows for their Efforts
As I walked back up the road, not really minding that I was covered in more urine and shit than I’ve been in all but the earliest years of my life, it occurred to me that a lot of people here have a great deal of responsibility.
4 min read