"From Home to Home, Written in Two Parts," Xerox and letterpress, 8.5 x 5.5", eighteen pages, edition of 25, 2014. Mailed to everyone mentioned in the text.
"The days were spent in the sun and dust playing with babies and dogs and talking to moms and dads and brothers, and the nights spent sleeping with our arms and legs wrapped around one another as reunited parted lovers do. Maybe when we get to sleep in the same bed many days or weeks or years in a row, it won't be as urgent to intertwine our limbs. Maybe our bodies will drift because the limbs of our everyday will be intertwined. Or maybe our bodies will drift back and forth in ebb and flow."
"The days were spent in the sun and dust playing with babies and dogs and talking to moms and dads and brothers, and the nights spent sleeping with our arms and legs wrapped around one another as reunited parted lovers do. Maybe when we get to sleep in the same bed many days or weeks or years in a row, it won't be as urgent to intertwine our limbs. Maybe our bodies will drift because the limbs of our everyday will be intertwined. Or maybe our bodies will drift back and forth in ebb and flow."