C. S. MillsIn the April installment of Polylith, I share a new poem published in 'Dark Mountain 29'.
The March installment of Polylith arrives as the last drifts of snow melt. We consider a new sculpture, and a process that loops without ever repeating.
The February installment of Polylith arrives with the lunar eclipse. We consider late winter's SETTLED WORK, technology scaled by the human body, and Richard Long's COSMIC VARIETY.
https://cscottmills.com/polylith/079/
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Cycle eight of Polylith has begun! In this month's letter we consider anger and peace meeting in the figure of eight.
Here is the December installment of Polylith, a brief letter on giving attention to things that slip away when they pass.
The November installment of Polylith arrives covered in fresh snow. This month we consider balance in winter's hermitage.
Polylith is back from hiatus! This end-of-October thinnest-of-times installment arrives bearing an invitation — I hope a few of you will take me up on it.
To accompany the music, a fresh installment of my monthly letter as well — in which we delve into the process of making the album. Aleatory, imaginal lines, wandering, play.
https://cscottmills.com/polylith/073/
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The February installment of Polylith arrives on a big south wind.
This letter is a particularly personal one, about my work and the US federal hiring freeze, about morale and resistance, healing work and creativity amid collapse.
On this clear St Brigid's day — at the outset of this Year of the Wood Snake — the January installment of Polylith arrives.
Consider the number seven as a mythological entity:
https://cscottmills.com/polylith/071/
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