Excerpts + Essays
Summer of Muslimgauze
The artist’s obsession becomes the listener’s obsession.
Tiny Figures Among the Stones
A floppy-eared dog gnawed a bone while a clown smiled above the bed.
Scenes from America’s Taj Mahal
Notes from an accidental visit to a temple in West Virginia.
Philosophy Is an Ambulance
Grief can arrive on a gust of wind, a glimpse at a calendar, or a half-heard snippet of conversation on the street.
The Last Year of My Father
I thought grief would be dignified and monumental like a tower shrouded in mist or quiet days spent weeping in a dim room.