Where are you
You are here. And I am too. I have been getting here my entire life.
This is a dusty little corner of existence exploring the lost, the vulnerable, the askew, the paradoxical, the messy and the strange across time, space, culture, and thought. Truly, these spaces are where the magic happens.
Here, you will not find answers, but is that really what you are looking for?
Who this is for
In the strangeness, let’s find a little mystery. Let’s create a little mystery. Wouldn’t that be a wondrous thing on this information machine?
This is a space for the question-keepers.
For seekers, not sermonizers.
For deep thinkers and intuitive feelers.
For anyone who senses that there’s more just beneath the surface.
We are building a quiet, brave community of conversation and curiosity—of noticing things, naming things, and letting go of the need to always explain them.
How we travel
Not with agendas or theses—but with reverberations, intuitions, tangents, tensions.
There is no straight road, rather a fractal-like, but non-mathematical spiral that connects the seemingly disconnected. Here, physics converges with poetry, history echoes in present moments, and philosophical questions find unlikely answers in the mundane.
I look for threads between literature, science, sociology, and lived experience—following resonances rather than rigid structures. One moment we might examine how the Romantics' rebellion against "arid rationality" mirrors contemporary concerns, the next we might explore how quantum physics and human relationships share patterns of connection and friction.
My writing doesn't begin with theses but with intuitive connections that my weeks-long explorations attempt to transform into meaning. In a world increasingly trapped in silos of many stripes, Across Between and Beyond offers a space where boundaries blur and unexpected connections emerge.
“Walk lightly, my darling… not even a sponge bag.”
— Aldous Huxley, Island
This is not linear.
This is not efficient.
This is Across Between and Beyond.
An invitation
Since you are here—and I am truly grateful—I invite you to explore alongside me. Let’s dwell in the spaces between things. Let’s listen for what echoes. And when we’re ready, let’s let it all fall away.
Katie
