Rooms / A small rearrangementRoom for
a chair.
A chair changes a room twice: once when we place it, and again when someone sits down.
Read the essayA few things
worth noticing.
All stories
Stay at the table
The meal is finished. The conversation has only just found its way.
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The bowl we reach for
On the quiet preference that turns one ordinary object into the one we use every day.
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Between tasks
The unclaimed minute after one thing ends and before the next thing begins.
Read the essayNot everything interesting arrives as news. Some things become interesting because we stay with them.
seen again.
The familiar,
seen again.
Five essays about a chair, a bowl, a notebook, an unfinished afternoon and the space between tasks. An invitation to look again at what is already close by.
Open the issueA page that
can be untidy.
A notebook becomes useful when we stop asking every page to be worth keeping. A short essay on first pages, mixed notes and temporary usefulness.
Read the notebook essay
Something
caught your eye?
Perhaps an essay reminded you of a favourite object or a room you once knew. Put the thought into a letter to the editors.
Write to the editors