orientation
which way the wind is blowing this week.
— inbound, 06:42 local
est. transit catalogue · vol. 04
miris.xyz
postcards from a place
that doesn’t exist yet,
but absolutely should.
a brief introduction
the long way
the long way
around
Miris began as a side project — a notebook of imagined timetables for trains that ran between moons. We kept drawing the schedules. The schedules kept getting longer. Eventually, we built a place to keep them.
What you are reading is, in essence, that notebook. Slightly tidier. Still hand-drawn.
a traveler, mid-itinerary
the premise
interplanetary,
interplanetary,
but unhurried
We picture transit the way the 1960s pictured the bullet train: warm, optimistic, a little ceremonial. Cream-colored enamel. Soft windows. Enough room in the cabin to write a letter.
Nothing here is for sale. Think of it as a window seat, briefly offered.
field notes · persimmon & speculative fern
a small chart
waypoints
Hover any waypoint. The lanterns will respond.
constellations
star charts revised quarterly. revisions footnoted.
tea hours
recommended cups for each rotation of the station.
library
essays, marginalia, and a slowly growing list of footnotes.
lanterns
seasonal observations — what lights up after dark.
timetable
imagined departures, sorted by mood and weather.
a quiet thank-you for reading this far.
if you would like a postcard, write to us.
© miris — an imagined catalogue, kept on cream paper.