rambler (n.) /ˈram-blər/

1. Botany: A climbing plant that grows where it will, choking order with wildness.
   “The rambler rose swallowed the garden whole.”
2. Motion: One who walks without destination, drawn to margins and cracks.
   “A rambler by trade, a vagrant by vocation.”
3. Literature: A voice that meanders toward revelation—or oblivion.
   “His essay was a rambler’s manifesto: brilliant, untamable, and slightly unhinged.”

An imprint for texts that refuse to stay put.