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First Slow Me Down, And Then Move Me—Art as an Antidote.

First Slow Me Down, And Then Move Me—Art as an Antidote.

written by Taylor Reed
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Taylor Reed
Civic Energy and Enthusiasm

Civic Energy and Enthusiasm

A Q&A with the Lewis School
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Taylor Reed
No Fine Print at 55MPH — Recognizing Crosshatch Where You See It

No Fine Print at 55MPH — Recognizing Crosshatch Where You See It

by Taylor Reed
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Taylor Reed
A Little Less Industrious

A Little Less Industrious

Working with what’s already here
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Taylor Reed
What Are We Moving Towards?

What Are We Moving Towards?

The Spectacle of the Self-Driving Car
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Taylor Reed
Pausing to Consider — A Long Memory Experience

Pausing to Consider — A Long Memory Experience

(Immediately after the event, someone asked me what I thought. It gave me pause. There was a lot to unpack. I had thoughts related to what…
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Taylor Reed
A Way In

A Way In

Autumn olive! Culture! Care! Here’s an essay on the invasive/native species paradigm in Northwest Michigan that isn’t a debate or list of…
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Taylor Reed
The Removal of Hands

The Removal of Hands

Did you hear? Hatchquarters is in the works. Right now, the location just northwest of downtown Bellaire looks like fifty-two acres of…
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Taylor Reed
Embeddedness, Part Two — An Example

Embeddedness, Part Two — An Example

Gaza, Limits, and Showing Up.
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Embeddedness, Part One — Staying in Place, “Relationships Good Enough to Trust,” and Ecological…

Embeddedness, Part One — Staying in Place, “Relationships Good Enou...

We’ve got friends — good people — moving away from this town of roughly 1,000. We’ve only been here three years or so — ourselves leavers…
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Taylor Reed
Possibility Without Conclusion

Possibility Without Conclusion

A Q&A with Ellen Welcker, a Traverse City-based poet living amongst chestnut trees and other creatures.
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Taylor Reed
Echoes and Pockets and Space

Echoes and Pockets and Space

Reflections from a Zoom Call
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What Am I Supposed To Do With This?

What Am I Supposed To Do With This?

A Response to Part 2 of Brad Kik’s Series on Shifting Our Culture Toward Ecological Ways of Being in the World
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Taylor Reed
Hallucinations of Normalcy

Hallucinations of Normalcy

If you’re just wandering over, welcome — the conversation is getting interesting. Back in July, our steadfast literary helmsman Taylor…
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Brad Kik
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