Michel Foucault’s name keeps popping up in my sociology readings, but it wasn’t until I stumbled upon his essay “What is an Author?” that I felt compelled to take a closer look. His ideas on power dynamics and knowledge production resonated deeply with me, perhaps because they mirrored some of the discomforts I’ve experienced as …
There is something undeniably theatrical about Gremory. In a catalog of spirits that ride beasts, command legions, and build fortresses from shadow, she appears adorned with a duchess’s crown, seated upon a camel, radiating nobility rather than brute force. Within the pages of the Lesser Key of Solomon, Gremory—sometimes spelled Gomory—emerges as a Great Duchess …
