HeyJaredCall me Anthropo
Nature writing, poetry, and essays that explore coming of age in the Anthropocene.
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The Waymarker (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published 40 degrees in Granada 44 in Paris In Surrey, 36 Here — the hottest day of 2026, but the evening escapes the week's breaking-record heat; the solstice sun is still high; the hours tumbled by and tipped us into cool wind. The park is spread with blankets. Lovers’ skirts touch. Cyclists march. Far off, a barbecue puffs. The noon’s thick heat has given way, given us a way; I rest on a bench at the crossroads looking up at the s
Smushed stone fruit (opens the original)
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Apologies for several horrendously botched pronunciations of words, names, and places. Probably should not have chosen a travel essay as the time to start providing voiceovers. Travelling. This time, for the first time, our family — our tentacular, post-divorce, post-remarriage family, with some new chosen family members to boot—are taking a family holiday. We wear white linen and sunscreen and buy beers like this is something we do. We admire architecture. Meanwhile, the world still feels dark,
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