The Ordinary Liminalities explores the quiet spaces we rarely notice—the pause between thought and speech, the moment before leaving, the overlooked corners of daily life. These intimate meditations emerge from a life marked by psycho-emotional exclusion, where subtle griefs and fractured identity create a perpetual sense of multiplicity, creative friction, and quiet resistance.
Through half-remembered truths and the accumulation of small displacements, these stories trace the contours of what it means to exist between worlds—neither fully belonging nor entirely estranged. They reveal how the profound lives within the mundane, offering quiet revelations about the human condition that may illuminate not just one narrator's experience, but perhaps something essential about what it means to be human.
Part essay, part diary. These are my personal reflections on contemporary life.
Author’s Note:
I write from a liminal space I call The In-between—a space I have inhabited since birth. Life in this liminality gives me a mindset and perspective of cultural multiplicity and dispossession, systemic alienation, and civilizational disenfranchisement. This endless friction motivates and empowers me to write my truth despite the uncertainty, arrogance, ignorance, and cruelty of the human world.
—Dean Bowman
Saturday, 31 May 2025
The Ordinary Liminalities
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