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The Non-Centrality of the Character
An essay on why vivid prose centers action rather than characters, showing how pronouns can conceal weak sentences and stall narrative momentum.
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…
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