Of light - by Evana - arbiter of distaste
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color, rereading Bluets
Hi, thanks for being here. It’s been a minute. We’re back to regularly scheduled essays now that I’m done moving across the country and back to Brooklyn. So that means an essay for paid subscribers will be coming next week. If you want to upgrade your subscription for access to everything this newsletter has to offer, you can do that below. xoxo + I start to see color everywhere. Floods of it really. Or, I just notice it more than usual. When I wake up every few hours from the light, the sky changes each time. Red, yellow, blue. I start to keep a mental log. The lists I kept in my head…
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