Meanwhile, at Parenthetical Recluse… Press Start / As We Were.

Running route yard signage report for 29jun2020: 110 houses, 6 Tumor/Pestilence signs (-1 from last week), 0 Biden signs (+/-0 from last week).

EarBliss, 29jun2020: THINGS HAPPENED HERE, by Kansas Smitty’s.

Issue 0010 of MacroParentheticals is written and sent; the week is done.

Can someone point me to a way to set up Drafts action to send directly to iA Writer without having to go through the iOS share button? (In other words, make it as smooth as going from Drafts to Micro?)

Flu-COVID ‘Collision’ Expected This Fall, Health Experts Warn, via MedScape.

I’ll Be Gone in the Dark: the story of the search for the Golden State Killer, via The Guardian.

When Did Racism Become Solely a Domestic Issue?, via Foreign Policy.

The world should think better about catastrophic and existential risks, via The Economist.

Masha Gessen: ‘I never thought I’d say it, but Trump is worse than Putin’, via The Guardian.

Eight Artists Redefining Bulgarian Music, via Bandcamp Daily.

Backyard patio project, phase two: it has begun.

Six years ago today…

Efforts continue to make the Parenthetical Trinity more useful not only to me but to those who partake in the words written. Moving the pieces around here and there, ad infinitum.

EarBliss, 26jun2020: FREEDOM HIGHWAY, by Rhiannon Giddens.

EarBliss, 25jun2020: RECORDINGS 1987-1991, VOL 1, by Valentina Goncharova.

This week, at Parenthetical Recluse… On IRMA VEP.

I really need a hobby.

Reading, 23jun2020.

EarBliss, 23jun2020: CANTUS, by Kuniko.

In a Morning Raid, Russian Police Arrested Pussy Riot Member Peter Verzilov for His Alleged Role in Last Summer’s Anti-Corruption Riots, via artnet.

COVID-19 raises the risks of violent conflict, via The Economist.

Michael Keaton In Early Talks To Reprise ‘Batman’ Role For DC Universe, Starting With ‘The Flash’, via Deadline.

iPadOS 14 will turn your handwriting into typed text, via The Verge.

Decided to give a weekly posting schedule at Parenthetical Recluse another go. Time for something different, time to play with new forms. Will post there on Wednesdays while my newsletter will remain - for now - on Sundays. There’s that then.

Took almost three weeks before I had the chance to finish IRMA VEP, but it was well worth the wait. So good.

That I am known as “Tylor” by the mechanics who repaired my brake line last week has been the source of much amusement these last few days.

Issue 0009 of the newsletter is in the wild. And so the morning goes. Back to work.