Iβm hosting Silent Reading Club at 1RG on the autumn equinox (). Bring whatever youβre reading, find a comfy spot, and enjoy a few hours of quiet company with friends old and new. If youβre looking for something to read:
- Into the dark by Kathleen Jamie, a winter spent hunting for actual darkness; quiet, beautiful prose.
- In Praise of Shadows by JunβichirΕ Tanizaki, shadow as something to value rather than banish.
- Total Eclipse by Annie Dillard, light leaving the world; the best βaweβ essay in English.
- The Book of Delights by Ross Gay, harvest and gratitude without the sentimentality.
Nov
27
26 Nov, 2026
8:00 PM
History
Toronto, Ontario
I am going to see Bonobo in November.
Sep
19
18 Sep, 2026
10:00 PM
I am going to Not a BBQ tonight!
Cedric on deadpan photography (square framing, flat light, uniform focus) as a style that doesnβt claim neutrality so much as perform it, machinery left on display. The caveat lands well, the same refusal to editorialise reads very differently when the subject is suffering rather than water towers.
John Clary Davies on a 3 A.M. bear at his kitchen window and a record year for human-bear conflicts in Colorado. There have been over 7,000 incidents by early September. A dry winter and drought pushing bears toward houses and a whole town trading stories about cubs on the bike path.
Fugleramme is a real-time bird detection system that listens for birds and renders them as hand-cut 1800s-style illustrations on an e-ink display powered by a Raspberry Pi.
Started my annual fall rewatch of Gilmore Girls.
Gilmore Girls (Season 1)
A manifesto making the case that owning your own website instead of feeding a platform is basically punk.