The St. Agnes Journal

The St. Agnes Journal

Dispatches from eight months on a mile-wide island
24
Nov
Keeping Busy

Keeping Busy

---11.24.1999--- Here’s what’s new… I went for a walk around the island this morning, sat for
1 min read
19
Nov
Forgetting Remembrance Day

Forgetting Remembrance Day

A yawning gulf of uneasiness opened up around me as my brain went into overdrive trying to make sense of the strange people in my new home.
6 min read
19
Nov
Digging Up Giants

Digging Up Giants

Trying to excavate a sacred piece, cannot be done, it seems, without causing another death, a death of place.
2 min read
18
Nov
Midnight’s Rainbow

Midnight’s Rainbow

I surveyed the scene and then saw something I'd never seen before in my life.
3 min read
16
Nov
Models Love Garage Sales

Models Love Garage Sales

“Wait—is that how they did it?”
1 min read
15
Nov
To Continue...

To Continue...

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14
Nov
A Brief and Ancient History

A Brief and Ancient History

So there you go, a 2000-year-old account relayed by a 250-year-old book. And so we have a glimpse of the people that may have, in another time, stood a large stone on-end to mark a spot on the island next door.
5 min read
14
Nov
Invasive Species

Invasive Species

It saw me immediately, lifted its head and plaintively groaned.
6 min read
12
Nov
A Cat Named Bitey

A Cat Named Bitey

He was a free agent and I took notice, never having met a cat that called its own shots.
4 min read
12
Nov
See How Nicely Everything Works Out? 🍯

See How Nicely Everything Works Out? 🍯

“Hope you have a lovely winter, do come by for tea when you’re settled in.”
3 min read