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Gone Lawn 66 : Fiona Jin

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about us how to submit current issue long index Gone Lawn 66 buck moon, 2026 (July 29) Featured artwork, 3 Clouds, by Julie Ahlfeld new works a.d. Rebecca Brock Peter Cashorali Lydia Cowan Timothy C Goodwin Joseph Gorodnitskiy Sulakshana Guha Oz Hardwick Eric Huff Heikki Huotari Zebulon Huset Fiona Jin Pegah Ouji Barry Peters Nick Porisch nat raum August Reid Milanka Sulejic Mary Thorson Karen Regen Tuero Joshua Zeitler Fiona Jin Evelyn and I talk to each other at the old playground Sitting perfectly still on the swings with the faraway traffic lights flashing weakly in the dark, Evelyn tells me that the two parts of the graph f(x)=1/x are separated by two asymptotes: one horizontal—with the slope approaching zero in that direction—and one vertical. I kick some mulch on the upswing and ask her what about the vertical. Her white rounded shoes make a heart as she brings her ankles together, and she says the slope approaches a denominator of zero. That’s so stupid, I

Fiona Jin Evelyn and I talk to each other at the old playground Sitting perfectly still on the swings with the faraway traffic lights flashing weakly in the dark, Evelyn tells me that the two parts of the graph f(x)=1/x are separated by two asymptotes: one horizontal—with the slope approaching zero in that direction—and one vertical. I kick some mulch on the upswing and ask her what about the vertical. Her white rounded shoes make a heart as she brings her ankles together, and she says the slope approaches a denominator of zero. That’s so stupid, I said. You can’t divide by zero. At this…

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