Always Autumn There are Decapitations By Autumn Wright • November 10th, 2022 Too Many Cooks is at once an absurdist comedy sketch and a critical cautionary tale, full of pastiche referents like “relics of a time that we long for but shouldn’t return to.”
Always Autumn Another Meaning of the Words By Autumn Wright • October 12th, 2022 The alphabetical arrangement of Alaska for Looking brings attention to the nonmaterial components of text as a mode, and to the construction of the novel as a form rather than material object.
Always Autumn Realism, Reality and the Real By Autumn Wright • September 13th, 2022 A statement of intent.
Always Autumn …the History of Me By Autumn Wright • July 5th, 2022 I was merely a college graduate dropped into a crippled market and a housing crisis, fleeing towards the suburbs of south Florida. It was not the land, but myself that felt alien.
Always Autumn Summer’s End: a disjoint on home By Autumn Wright • October 1st, 2021 “There was one question I could never answer. Why Autumn?”
Always Autumn Sheltering Sky By Autumn Wright • August 26th, 2021 Weathering With You as (post-)sekaikei.
