HILOBROW – Page 357 – Josh Glenn, ed.

Taha Clayton: Mourning and After

By Adam McGovern

BRIAN MAY, ASTROPHYSICIST

By Mariane Cara

25^th
Apr

This jacket makes me feel good every time I wear it.

By Lynn Peril

24^th
Apr

These items please my inner Edith Prickley.

By Lynn Peril

23^rd
Apr

My book was called The Roots of Ornament, but I see now that it should have been called The Rootlessness of Ornament.

By Toby Ferris

23^rd
Apr

My pleasure in drinking tea begins with the gesture.

By Luca Marchetti

22^nd
Apr

The cone of silence descends.

By Annie Nocenti

21^st
Apr

I’ve been dancing in a dead woman’s clothes more than once.

By Lynn Peril

20^th
Apr

Jello and AI: Janelle Shane trains a neural net on recipes

By Peggy Nelson

20^th
Apr

We human beings are connected to other human and non-human beings.

By Ximena Tobi