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There is something spooky and resonant about liminal places like docks, shorelines, decks and perhaps most commonly porches. Here, Charlie Hailey meditates on porches in a way that is appropriately thoughtful, affecting, rich and resonant. Porches, in his hands, become portals onto an endless array of large metaphysical questions, what is it to be in a place? How does one place teach us about the world and about ourselves, both as individuals and as a species? What are we and the things we have built in this world? In a time when questions of what makes society society and what sustains the individual are so paramount, Hailey's meditations are both a tonic and a series of welcome provocations.
Porch -- Tilt -- Air -- Screen -- Blue -- Acclimate.
Includes bibliographical references and index.