Madrugada
Madrugada

About

Madrugada

Written under the crimson sky. By Nabil Kanaan.

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The name

noun · Spanish, Portuguese

The hours after midnight and before dawn. Too late to call it night, too early to call it morning.

Who keeps it

[Your portrait, duotoned]

I keep what I can't stop thinking about.

[Who you are, in two or three plain sentences. Not a CV: where you come from, what you return to.]

[Why you write at night, or why this place exists at all.]

[What a reader should expect, and what they shouldn't.]

How it's kept

Everything here belongs to an hour of the night. The hour says what kind of thing it is, not when it was written.

1:00 AMMusingsThoughts that pass.Numbered2:00 AMStudiesThoughts stayed with.Numbered3:00 AMMemoirWhat happened.Numbered4:00 AMThe ShelfWhat kept me up. Credited to its makers.Not numbered
5:00 AMDawnWhere every page ends.—

Write to me

hello@nabilkanaan.com

If something here stayed with you, I'd like to know.

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The crimson horizon over dark water, from the Madrugada mark

5:00 AM — Dawn

Written under the crimson sky.