Linden Analog Library is a personal library of image, sound, and language.
It is a place for original work—writing, photographs, and art—alongside books, records, comics, films, and other materials that shape how I see and listen. Some of these works are physical, some digital. All are chosen with care.
“Analog” here does not mean anti-digital. It refers instead to an ethic of attention: work made slowly, encountered deliberately, and revisited over time. A resistance not to technology, but to speed, disposability, and constant output.
This library holds:
- essays and notes
- images and visual studies
- listening notes and marginalia
- references to other people’s work that continues to matter
There are no reviews, rankings, or recommendations optimized for clicks. Only what earns a place on the shelf.
Linden Analog Library is ongoing.
It grows through use.
— MF