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Milkweed Against the Data Centers (opens the original)
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Thank you for coming ’round by my substack. If you subscribe for free, know that I am grateful. If you’re a paid subscriber, thank you for helping make it so I don’t write for free!Tim Gilmore's deadpaper is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="button primary"
Into the Demolition of the First Baptist Church Auditorium in Jacksonville, Florida (opens the original)
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On the Responsibility of Telling the Truth as a White Man (opens the original)
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Thank you for stopping by my substack. If you subscribe for free, thank you so very much, and if you’re a paid subscriber, thank you for helping make it so I don’t write for free!Subscribe nowOnce when Alice Walker spoke at a librarians’ conference in Mississippi, a white scholar declared that the brilliance of Southern literature owed to the fact that “‘we’ lost the war.”Half the attendees in the room were black.<div class="
Having Fallen in Love with Memphis Wood and the Sanctified Fecund (opens the original)
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The Story of the House Called Frogmore (opens the original)
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Thank you for reading my Substack and, if you’re a paid subscriber, thank you for helping me not do this work for free. If you think my writing worthwhile, but you’re not a paid subscriber, please consider becoming one! If you’re a subscriber but we haven’t communicated in a while, please let me know what else you’d like from my Substack. My gratitude runneth over!Subscribe nowWhen the elderly writer was a little girl, “there was no bulkhead on the St. Johns River and after a
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