Free Post Ideograph Ideograph • coastin' If you only care about the links, scroll with abandon. Otherwise: what's good, haven't checked in since July! Naturally it feels like about a year. This summer put me through
Free Post examining Nimrod vs. Abraham James Simpkins on cynegetic violence and ontological policing in Gregoire Chamayou's Manhunts (2012).
Free Post Ideograph Ideograph • summer melon Even if I could have known in advance how much I'd change, we'd all end up in the same places, saying the same lines.
Free Post Ideograph Ideograph • this body will be a corpse Hey, it's been a minute. Happy summer! My past month was hectic. I'm slightly behind on, uhhhh... everything. Slightly! Could be worse! I've been getting way up in my head
Free Post fiction Aster Catastrophe Aster acts as her own sideshow, shimmying in fishnets, fur trim, and fringe. The real draw is her pair of immense, uneasy panthers.
Free Post navel-gazing not *purely* navel-gazing but that's def the correct classification There ya go, today's requisite batch of neuroses laid bare.
Free Post fiction Meanderland In the beginning the labyrinth was not the center of Wanderverse. Believe it or not, in those days Wanderverse had no center at all. But the man who would give it one had already been born.
Free Post Ideograph Ideograph • vernal, verdant, vestal No, the resemblance ain't a coincidence; true coincidences are exceedingly rare, you know. Honorable mentions for "venal," "vestigial," and "vessel." Oblique jokes aside, hello again! Recently published: I'm hosting a
Free Post fiction Diversions Abroad Two new Wanderverse contributions to share! As usual, both are freely released under the CC0 1.0 Universal license 🎉 The illustration above is from "An Education," created by Angie, also
Free Post Ideograph Ideograph • Loop de links Oh gosh oh boy it's NEWSLETTER time! Get hype. I'm hype, in case you can't tell. Let's take a stroll through the noosphere 🔮 First, I hope you saw the latest
Free Post newsletter Ideograph #1 Hello hello! The newsletter finally has a name: Ideograph. I came up with it by pondering the theme I hope to convey, which is roughly "the shape of ideas." Then
