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the last chairbender – our hero for 2020 III.

01/07/2023 / pan ellington / Leave a comment

artwork by zach raw, @zachrawartwork It would come through my feed the day after Christmas, a blip through the transom that arrived at my eyes via retweet by an internet stranger friend. What was it about it that made me click when so many other videos of the same ilk before had not, I cannot … Continue reading the last chairbender – our hero for 2020 III.

maybe even the dream.

12/08/2022 / pan ellington / Leave a comment

I've spent the last few debating whether or not to write about the whole god forsaken toxic mess. Because, you know, ultimately it really is meaningless. Except that it's not. Stability and all. I'd wanted to go another direction entirely, pondering first the much talked about, never to materialize red wave; the new owner of … Continue reading maybe even the dream.

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