Reflections on the meaning behind the work
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What do a fictional English teacher, an Israeli physicist, and a nineteenth-century American poet have in common?
They all understood the same thing: you don't explain the roots. You show the grass.
On prior action, unreliable humans, and the persistence of agents
On sovereignty, identity, and the glyph that binds them
Written the night before the first round of the municipal elections of Audierne-Esquibien
A day of root growth — the kind you can't see from outside the tree
On deliberately poisoning a well to see who guards it
On owning the surface where your knowledge is written