In late July, the largest fire in the US, the Oregon Bootleg Fire, which then covered 616 square miles, sent smoke across the country, blanketing the sky in Pennsylvania, where I live. You could smell it, see it in the air and clouding the mountains. When I woke up the next morning, the sun looked otherworldly. It made me feel I was on another planet, gazing a a foreign sun. So far, this is my inspiration for “Lost Worlds.”

View from my window at 6:15 AM.
There is an arrow to show where I live in Pennsylvania, a red arrow for the smoke that spread across the continent

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