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Make beleive
Three poems trace addiction, exile, loneliness, and memory through surreal images where writing becomes a ritual of survival.
Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
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The Image That Haunts the Story: A Conversation with Florian Gantner
An interview with Austrian novelist Florian Gantner on haunting images, language, mistrust, and why literature must trust the intelligence of its readers.
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The Seed that Cracks the Earth
A woman reenters the dating world after decades alone, only to discover that like a seed, she can grow only into herself.
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What lurks in the shadows of TBR Dark
Horror is a genre that still receives much undeserved negativity. It is, after all, a genre that displays the most variety: witches and vampires, ghouls and gremlins, killer forests and…
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Fancy Formatting in Poetry
Fancy formatting in poetry flatters mediocrity. Real verse lives in the voice, not on the page.
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The Deer Fence
A woman’s sleepless night spirals into horror and revelation when a deer impales itself on a backyard tree and her husband is nowhere to be found. “She screamed his name…
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Fujiyama, 1923
An opium-addicted professor ascends Mt. Fuji in 1923, chasing sunrise, haunted by illness, memory, and the blurred line between salvation and surrender. “Opium. It has the power to set you…