As the Home Issue draws near its close, Drew Gough revisits the time he spent living abroad and argues that once you leave, you're always gone. He calls this modern, privileged affliction the nomad's curse.
How to stay home and...
posted by Bradley Prouse
The Home Issue continues with an important lesson: home can be a vacation, too. Bradley Prouse tells us all about what a few days of self-enforced idleness can bring. You know, stuff like a wine rack and an answer to the question "If we’re all good and want to be productive, why are people shitty and lazy?"
Home is more than an...
posted by Allison Whalen
The Home Issue rolls along with Allison Whalen's exploration of home through the lens of family, partners, places, and weird 80s toys.
Constructions of identity in home constructions
posted by Jacklyn Guay
The Home Issue continues with TOL first-timer Jacklyn Guay's look into the stuff that makes up home. She explains how our concept of self is something precious, and the dangers of allowing it to defined by the things we have. Or don't have.
The very loudest sto...
posted by David Moscrop
The Home Issue continues with David Moscrop's look at home as something born of moments of alienation, as a fleeting thing that we can never go back to. As the impossible attempt to return from the land of the young.
Home is where my stuff is
posted by Katherine Whalen
To kick off the Home Issue, Katherine Whalen tells us what it means to stuff everything that's important to you into some vinyl bags before trekking to the opposite side of the earth.