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Rapid Eye Electronics Ltd. (REEL) @rapideyeelectro.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

We finally have a REEL website… it’d be cool if you could click on it with various devices to see if it works musicforpsychedelicduelling.netlify.app

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alexis @objetautre.com · 03/07/2026

Heat, Florine Stettheimer

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alexis @objetautre.com · 24/04/2026

for my friends who are fans of Egon Schiele 🤍

First page of a short New Yorker article on Egon Schiele’s influences. Came out the week of March 23 and I thought of you when I saw this. Now it’s time to recycle.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 09/03/2026

secret darkness of the spring

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alexis @objetautre.com · 08/03/2026

Thank you! They were unplanned and emerged while documenting the works. I’m really pleased and hope to explore further 🥰

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alexis @objetautre.com · 01/03/2026

ʍopɐɥs ɯǝod .. poem shadow

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alexis @objetautre.com · 03/02/2026

Yay I love having company in hating Pearl Jam!! The only B52's song I know is Love Shack & it's one of my TOP HATED songs. Ever. And yeah, all the others I can think of are solo too - Ray LaMontaigne (nice guy IRL but don't like his voice), KD Lang, Sarah McLachlan... Oh! and MGMT. Sorry kids.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 05/01/2026

So sorry to hear this ☹️ idk if you’re looking for suggestions but if so, Dr Adam Fields (find him on YouTube) is my go-to for self-massage headache solutions. anyway, hope you feel better soon. x

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alexis @objetautre.com · 05/01/2026

Happy new year Katy! I was thinking of you recently, still working my way through the Small Beer Press back catalogue and read “At The Mouth of the River of Bees” by Kij Johnson which was wonderful and reminded me of your writing in all good ways. 📚💙

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alexis @objetautre.com · 05/01/2026

Thanks! Save the date and please help spread the word. 😀

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"Venus of Chalk" is by Susan Stinson whose books "Martha Moody" and "Spider In a Tree" I gave 5 stars to in 2024 Each of these books is a v unique setting and Stinson nails it every time, but "Spider In a Tree" is my favorite for being a wonderful blend of fiction, history and poetry

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: Our Year of Seasonal Eating" by Barbara Kingsolver has a couple of chapters set in my town! It's not what I would usually choose but I'm so glad I read it - it was less sanctimonious than I expected, and very funny, fun, wise, and about things I care about

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"James" by Percival Everstt is really smart and well-rendered, successfully doing things like using changes in diction to make social commentary this fast-paced reimagining of Huck Finn told from the enslaved Jim's POV is touching, funny, wise, and deeply disturbing for it's brutal truths

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"An Orchid in my Belly Button" is a collection of short stories by Katy Whimhurst @sylphsea.bsky.social suffused with magical realism, these stories are often dark and reflective of modern life, while also infusing kindness, wonder, and an offbeat sense of humor

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"Eileen" is one of my favorite Ottessa Moshfegh books, along with "My Year of Rest & Relaxation" A quiet book, driven by internal monologue and set in a small town, yet I was propelled thru by curiosity and interest to know what would happen. the book's wrap-up made me gasp a few times

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

I fell in love with "The Poet X" by Elizabeth Acevedo, and later read her "Clap When You Land" (gave that 4.5 stars). This novel in verse reminds me of Anne Carson's "Red" for themes of adolescent sexuality, friendships, and independence/development - tho they're v different too

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"Either / Or" is one of two Elif Bautman books I read last year (I gave "The Idiot" 4.5 stars). I'll read more as soon as she writes them These setting familiar to me (college, New England, mid-90's) & I relate so much to the protagonist (what she is drawn to, questions she has about the world)

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"The Dictionary of Lost Words" by Pip Williams (a bday gift from my mom) is a solid choice for anyone who loved Simon Winchester's "The Professor and the Madman" a well-researched and poignant novel on the making of the OED, weaving a narrative about women that's lost in history written by men

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

Thick with Trouble - Amber McBride A History of Half Birds - Caroline Harper New Ditch Memory - Todd Davis Room Swept Home - Remica Bingham-Risher Cauterized - Laura Apol all poetry books, these were my finalists (in no particular order) for a contest I helped judge

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

"Pearly Everlasting" by Tammy Armstrong is historical fiction featuring a friendship between a girl and a bear, taking place in remote logging camps of New Brunswick Canada during the Great Depression. It's an evocative blend of realism & fable, and poetic too.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/01/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ according to @thestorygraph.com stats, these are the books I gave 5-stars to in 2025 (titles and authors in the alt text)

Venus of Chalk by Susan Stinson
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver
James by Percival Everett
An Orchid In My Belly Button by Katy Wimhurst
Eileen by Ottessa Moshfegh
The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo
Either Or by Elif Bautman
Cauterized by Laura Apol
A History of Half Birds by Caroline Harper New
Ditch Memory by Todd Davis
The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams
Room Swept Home by Remica Bingham-Risher
Thick With Trouble by Amber McBride
Pearly Everlasting by Tammy Armstrong

Third try, hoping there are no more remaining auto-correct errors!

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alexis @objetautre.com · 02/01/2026

same to you! things are likely to get worse before they get better, but let's hope anyway for good things in 2026.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 30/12/2025

ice bright as lightening

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alexis @objetautre.com · 29/12/2025

& there in the middle of it all

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alexis @objetautre.com · 29/12/2025

Thanks! It feels lucky when I get a good shot not wearing my reading glasses :)

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alexis @objetautre.com · 29/12/2025

something magic still exists

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Astra Papachristodoulou @heyastranaut.bsky.social · 14/10/2025

The copies of our newspaper are here! What a beautiful thing! Order the first issue of The Visual Poetry Times now via @thepoetrykiosk.bsky.social - it’s small but packed with visual poetry fun ❤️ I’m now off to post the contributors’ copies. www.thepoetrykiosk.com

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alexis @objetautre.com · 13/10/2025

insect eating plants Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia

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alexis @objetautre.com · 09/10/2025

Late winter is the popular request! I wasn’t feeling like I could do this next year because I am organizing two other REALLY BIG events but someone approached me & said she‘d do the fundraising, booking & marketing if I share my files & contacts with her. Which is awesome, hoping that works out. 💪

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alexis @objetautre.com · 09/10/2025

all cute, and gosh I REALLY love that black puff sleeve blouse 😍

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alexis @objetautre.com · 08/10/2025

I love camping right by the water! Feels so special.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 07/10/2025

morning, Lake St. George State Park, Maine

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/10/2025

morning Fundy National Park, New Brunswick, Canada

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/10/2025

Noticed & hoped that you were busy creating and/or living life.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 04/10/2025

Well, it depends. Very broadly: change something.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 02/10/2025

It’s both a blessing and a curse, yeah? This morning I wrote an email that began “Dear friends at the LCC” (to our Local Cultural Council) and then immediately started singing *the Gourds version* “so much drama in LBC / it’s kinda hard being Snoop D-O double G“ 🤦‍♀️

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alexis @objetautre.com · 02/10/2025

Fundy National Park, New Brunswick, Canada This was a beautiful steep hike w/ several waterfalls. While climbing up rocks my husband uttered something that sounded to me like "hoo-rah" so I got "Come On Eileen" stuck in my head for several hours (toora, loora, funny how the mind works, eh?).

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alexis @objetautre.com · 01/10/2025

Thank you! Hope your exhibit goes well.

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alexis @objetautre.com · 28/09/2025

Yes, the motion and spontaneity are part of their magic (along with the magic made by the kids). 🤍

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