The Material Review
Issue 109: Cone Mills, Notes on Lunch, Paris Travelogue, The Poetry of Found Lists, Rugged Saunas, Ambient Landscapes and Spotlight On: Hickory Stripes.
Stories worth reading. Stop indexing the internet.
Inside the Final Days of America’s Last Selvedge Denim Factory
“Photographer Matt Sharkey’s new book, American Denim, documents the closure of the legendary Cone Mills White Oak plant—and puts a spotlight on the passionate denimheads who are keeping its legacy alive.” [GQ]
The Case for Lunch
“Notes on an underappreciated meal.” [New Yorker]
VOYAGES 003: Paris, France
“The city is an atmosphere, not a list of locations to check off.” [The Sailing Board]
Eight Limes, No More: The Accidental Poetry of Found Lists
“A found list is a rare analog window into someone else’s needs—an accidental autobiography, a blank space to be filled with one’s imagination.” [Longreads]
Saunas, Cold Plunges, and Cows
“These brothers build saunas to endure rugged conditions.” [Cabin Porn]
Need an Escape? Tune Into Noah Kalina’s Ambient Landscapes Where Almost Nothing Happens
[Colossal]