MAYDAY

Further Reading

On Learning of My Father’s Illness [November 22nd, 2011] by Liam Hysjulien

I don’t believe in anything, but nature-via-beauty-con-science— no cable that welcomes us all home. The crafted shore of crying birds. Alone in the belly of a single branched tree. I find these things all with you. Or the words we rearranged and the combinations that split along the dirty water in my head. I like […]

The King of Sixth Street by Bobby Neel Adams

In 1981 my business partner Ira and I moved into a studio that our friend Cindy was sub-letting; we became sub-sub-letters. The two-story concrete box was covered in scrawl and located on the corner of Sixth Street and Tehama Alley, in the South of Market District of San Francisco. Our cavernous studio had a ceiling […]

In Honor of Juneteenth

These words, spoken by civil rights leader James Forman more than 50 years ago, ring true to this day. This week, we acknowledge Juneteenth as a mile marker on our journey to true liberation for Black people in America, with a renewed commitment to stay the course.

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