Adventures in teaching,
poetry rips,
riddles & conundrums;
essays like curiosity,
stories as photos & vitality art;
getting lost &
staying weird.
Welcome.
I’m Andrew Titus.
Selected Reading
This Bike
I Like
In this space I’ll be letting people have their say about the bike they ride — why they love it, maybe some myth, maybe just a lot of gushing. And who knows, maybe we’ll all learn a little about our humanity. Maybe, in our relationship to this most simple, elegant, and powerful of artful machines we will see something of ourselves rarely acknowledged otherwise.
Vivian, Trivel
“I used to go to the gym and run and, well (shrug) now this is just what it is”.
Mikael, Stalhasten
“…they moved from Sweden, “in true Ikea fashion it came in a flat box”, he dug the colour because his folks had a Saab the same mocha shade when he was a kid.”
Unknown, The Step-Thru
“…it whispers that it’s someone’s commute, that it sees regular trips to the grocery store and market, that while it is often left alone it is never lonely, knowing full well that the rider is close, coming back.”
M, Supercycle
In grade 4, M moved here from Saudi Arabia. His dad bought him a bike when he got here, but the brake didn’t work so well.
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