Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Maya Wonders: A Field Guide to What Turns Up on Walks
A personal illustrated field guide collecting observations and essays inspired by walks, chance directions, and unexpected discoveries.
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- One essay follows a KGB listening device hidden in an embassy IBM Selectric; another traces how fungi came to have one name instead of two.
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The author describes a walking routine that can follow intuition or a die of random words, with discoveries turned into drawings and written entries. The listed plates move between natural history and archival oddities: one traces the search for where eels are born, while another concerns a KGB bug in an embassy IBM Selectric and a toy that listens to typing. The homepage lists four entries dated 23–27 October 2026.
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