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I Don’t Know What More to Ask For

Röyksopp "What Else Is There?"
Burke Gerstenschlager 29 Feb 2012

Gravity, Hope, and Our Rock

It's hard for me to go through Lent and not gravitate back towards the writings of the existentialists. Camus, Kierkegaard, and Nietzsche are the most influential upon me. Like your typical angst-ridden teen, I discovered them while in high school. A friend liked Camus' "The Stranger" and I was intrigued. And I wanted to learn
Burke Gerstenschlager 28 Feb 2012

Let Us Pretend We’ve Got It Together. Let Us Ignore The Coming Sun.

"We Sing In Time" The Lonely Forest
Burke Gerstenschlager 24 Feb 2012

After the Ashes

Ash Wednesday is sexy. At least, in comparison to the rest of Lent. We've gone through the excess of Tuesday and have become painfully self-aware on Wednesday. We've all felt very communal and together and we've gotten over our hangovers and we've washed our faces and now everything has the potential to go back to
Burke Gerstenschlager 24 Feb 2012

Dust in the Subway Station.

Last night, I spent two hours standing in Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue-Pacific Street subway station reminding complete strangers of their mortality. Each Ash Wednesday, a small band of St. Lydia's community offers ashes to the people passing by. Last year, it was in Union Square (when I first saw them, but did not know who they
Burke Gerstenschlager 23 Feb 2012
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