On Loneliness | Broadcast

Luxury and punishment at the end of the world.

On Loneliness | Broadcast essay On Loneliness Luxury and punishment at the end of the world. Lulu Bennett, O! Solitude! (After Purcell), 2021. Oil and Alkyd on Calico. Courtesy of Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery. BY hannah baer hannah baer is a writer and therapist based in New York. Her writing has appeared in Artforum , the Los Angeles Review of Books , and more. She is the author of the memoir trans girl suicide museum . 09.07.23 For the past year, I’ve spent most of my working hours conducting psychotherapy with students at a large public university. Over and over I’ve heard a similar story:

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