Photography
Lead Paint Ruins
Ann Kammerer
Kammerer revisits photographs of a shuttered building in Lansing, Michigan, once home to a bank, a restaurant, offices, and apartments.
View the photographs →Abandoned Places
A shuttered building, the remains of a mine, and a rooftop commandeered in wartime. Three works on what’s left when a place loses its original purpose.
Poetry
Once it took a
Paul Brookes
On a twelve-hour security shift at Grimethorpe, a guard walks through the remains of a coal industry and clocks the hours.
Read the poem →Nonfiction
Overwatch
Grady VanWright
A former home becomes a military position. From the rooftop, a peacekeeper remembers what it meant to watch a city through a scope.
Read the nonfiction →Another subject · At the Water’s Edge