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The Top 5 Longreads of the Week
In the first Longreads Top 5 of 2026:
—January begins (The Atlantic)
—Finding beauty (The Believer)
—Powerful blues (Oxford American)
—Toxic water (Orion)
—Begonia baton (The Observer)
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A Sigil to Etch Something in One's Memory
Place on a dream journal or pillow to encourage remembering your dreams.
Place in front of planner or atop to-do lists to remember them clearly
Set mind-palaces with these as inscriptions to keep locations clear and visible during innerworldly travel
Visualize or trace during lectures or when receiving instructions to keep them.
curations
* end to end i lay all my curations
tracing a pathway back through life;
with love, lust & luxe we lap the training pool.
laughing, toweling off emerging refreshed,
i skirt lamentation surfside, slide into wardrobe
approach the stage to say my lines:
"end to end i lay all my curations..." * 9/21 - lebuc - curations
Nina Hartmann. Declassified UFO Proof (Floating Bag) (Out of Frame), 2023
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From the Curator's own collection: a tin of things that once dreamt of being coins: bottle caps, faded pins, wooden nickels, and other non-currency. Someone will come to find them when the Curator goes out storytelling again. Hopefully they trade a lovely secret for them. The tin is decorated with Gnome-arrows on sigil paper.
Entry #006: The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
A book of poetry composed by a Persian astronomer in 1120 C.E. It contains Khayyam's musings on time, death, and the hapless struggle to live a moral life with the knowledge that one day, you will be nothing, and forgotten. Funnily, over 800 years later, we remember him for it. Our Scholar has a favorite stanza, number 71:
The moving hand, which writes, and having writ Moves on! not all your piety nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line Nor all your tears wash out a word of it
On a related note, one of our list of adopted grandmothers owns a bookstore in Idaho known as the Rubaiyat. A local artist has painted the sign, depicting an enormous red dragon with a pince-nez, atop her hoarded pile of books-- my grandmother in her ideal form. The name of the shop is from Khayyam's work; she tells a story that she would write letters with her mother, long ago, containing verses in the same meter as the Rubaiyat, and receive them back with red-pen corrections. This book is a keystone of my spirit, and I have curated this bit of my soul for you, reader. Enjoy.
