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Category Archives: Editorials

Asclepius’s Serpent

Word Count: 1,806

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

Questions from the beginning of it all, from Stillpoint Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief.

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With HARD TO EXPLAIN
artwork by DRITON SELMANI

The Third

Word Count: 770

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

From the editor: a rumination on the ambivalent nature of sleep at a fraught historical juncture.

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With portrait photography by BET BETTENCOURT

Restive

Word Count: 1,183

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

Seeking hidden sites of release from the strictures of globalized ideological apparatuses to the domination held by the judge.

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With images from DATA: THE NEW BLACK GOLD
by IBIYE CAMP

Ring the Bell

Word Count: 817

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

On emerging from solitude to feel again.

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With TOUDI
a video by BALLA MAL KASSÉ

HUMILITY

Word Count: 1,202

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

On the duality and split between softness and sorrow.

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With HYPERACUSIS (PART 1)
a film by SOPHIE HOYLE

Out of the Wreck

Word Count: 965

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

On what is lost, and what remains for rescue.

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With BITTERSWEET
photography by HANNA HETHERINGTON

Trust

Word Count: 560

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

Cartesian doubt in the age of blockchain, cryptocurrency, and the non fungible token.

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With CURSIVE BINARY: “PORTRAIT OF THE POET AS A BRIEF HISTORY OF HUMANITY”
artwork by SASHA STILES

The Mirrored Eye

Word Count: 850

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

A reflection on the limitations of the digital, as experienced through and past the pandemic, from Stillpoint Magazine’s Editor in Chief, ending with a provocation for the future: With which, and whose, tools do we imagine?