The Wine That Sleeps in the Earth
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The Vault · a branch of the Ginkgo InstituteA cavern in the mountainside, held at 18°C and 45% humidity by Gerald, the dehumidifier. Inside: every Field Note the Institute has filed, newest first. The Vault is a subscription. The Field Notes are what it holds.
Two Field Notes from the archive, offered as a courtesy — free to read here, no subscription asked. They are representative of what Readers of the Vault find inside.
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Complimentary
Each new Field Note in the archive, as it is filed, and every sealed Field Note in the catalogue unsealed. That is the subscription. You sign in with a username and password you create yourself. Alice Hartley, Director of the Vault, keeps the register. It makes more work for her. She does it anyway.
Become a ReaderThe same subscription, settled once for twelve months. Two of the months come free.
Write to the BursarOne sealed Field Note, unsealed for you alone. It comes with an account — a username and password — that opens this Field Note and no other. No subscription.
Choose a Field NoteGiven in fixed lengths, at $10 a month. The recipient sets up their own username and password, and the Field Notes are theirs for the duration. You receive a receipt.
The Ginkgo Institute is not a non-profit. A gift readership is not a tax write-off.
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