Letters of Transit
They’re bargained for and killed for and they’re worth sacrificing marriages for.
Dialogue, Q&As, story telling.
They’re bargained for and killed for and they’re worth sacrificing marriages for.
A classic piece of working-class chic.
The marlin has a sharp, hungry look.
I didn't understand my watch wasn't so cool until I saw it on Hall's wrist.
What happens when you’re sick of using all that duct tape?
A mere SNAFU is rapidly deteriorating into a FUBAR.
I was unprepared for the deeply satisfying click.
This sock represents everything I aspire to in the world.
It presides over us, thinking it’s in stealth mode.
The Questions’ name is a cheeky reference to Iverson’s nom de play, “The Answer.”
A magic finger that can make an electrified plank sing.
I look the Martian in the eyes for longer than I should.
The dummy jack was a sound art readymade.
When I look at the fish scaler, I see my family’s frugality and ingenuity.