Circle the present moment, artfully.

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The Radish Circle is a collection of FIELD NOTES about

Art, Words, and Ordinary Things—

the things that helped me grow new roots.

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FIELD NOTE: THE POET SCAVENGER

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Inside The Poet Scavenger


A free collection from The Radish Circle

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FIELD NOTE: The Myth of the Radish

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FIELD NOTE: The Windows

An invisible museum stands where my old home once was. It’s called The Temporary Museum of Reading. Inside are windows that always open up to art, words, meditation.

Over time, paintings, books, coffee cans become essays, zines, calendars, artifacts.

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FIELD NOTE: from the Julie Plain Reading Room

Collage by Julie Plain

with detail from Several Circles (1926), Wassily Kandinsky


Notice which shapes return in your everyday life.

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My name is Julie Plain.

Julie Plain is less my pen name than my studio— From there, I can see all the Julies with clarity.



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My Experimental Writing Practices

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Share with me your FIELD NOTES.

Or write to me about anything.

Contact me at: **Linktree**

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"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

— Henry David Thoreau