The collected writing of Jason Green

Field Notes

4 entries · stories, journals & dispatches

  1. Short Story

    The Children Who Found the Humming Library

    Long ago, in the summer of 1923, three children named Clara, Benji, and little Dot walked home through Greenbriar Forest with their pails full of blackberries. Sunlight dripped through the leaves, and the path smelled of pine needles and warm moss.

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    A whimsical underground cavern filled with tall, glowing server cabinets and a luminous mechanical dragonfly.

  2. Short Story

    Still Life

    He does not begin, because beginning is a thing that happens in time, and he is not in time. He is always already at work. The work was never started and will never be done, and this does not trouble him.

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    Conceptual sculpture of human life represented as glowing glass beads on a thread winding through a cosmic marble block.

  3. Dispatch

    Coming Soon

    I'm working on some exciting new stories and photography insights to share with you. Check back soon for …

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    Mountain silhouette at sunset

  4. Journal Entry

    Epstein Files and Market Manipulation

    Jeffrey Epstein said in a mock interview: "I'm not a stoic, I'm a hermit. Stoics are unhappy people and I'm quite happy." You might wonder why I'm quoting one of the century's most vile people, but even post-mortem he's dominating the news cycles. Officially it's being whitewashed. On social media …

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    Abstract financial charts and graphs