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Interview The Moon

An on-going conversation with an old friend || Every full moon, I publish a transcript of what me and the moon talked about. (Turns out, being 4 billion years old gives you some perspective.) Every new moon, I share a poem the moon and I wrote together.

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  1. Issue · Aug 16, 2026

    The last prophecy you'll ever need (opens the original)

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    It’s that time of year again when everyone and their pet raven is prophecizing. Maybe my algorithm has just devolved into state-sanctioned violence and horoscopes, but the internet reminded me this week that it’s eclipse season. Which means you better buckle the fuck up. If you’re not that into astrology, I’ll offer a quick primer. Eclipse season happens about every six months, each season bookended by eclipses. The eclipses are real, observable events caused by the movements of the moon and ear

  2. Issue · Jul 14, 2026

    The Moon told me to break glass (opens the original)

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    What follows is a transcript of an interview with the moon, conducted July 6, 2026. ISA: Dear Moon, how do I know which path to take? What should I do with my life?MOON: Participate. Make choices. Open doors and close others. Decorate the room you find yourself in. Take out a wall. Dance in the mirror. Flip on the lights in the rooms you rarely visit. Eat by candlelight. For fun. Because the power is out. Jiggle the handle and find it opens. Jiggle the handle and find it still, after all this ti

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