I’ve always been fascinated by Flannery O’Connor’s writing, but it wasn’t until I read her short stories that I started to feel a real connection to her. There was something about the way she wrote about people – their flaws and contradictions, their cruelty and kindness – that resonated with me. As I read through …
There is something unsettling about a raven that does not merely watch, but remembers. Throughout history, ravens have been omens—perched on battlefield banners, circling above fallen kings, lingering on the edges of human catastrophe. In the shadowed catalog of spirits found within the Lesser Key of Solomon, that ominous bird takes shape as Raum, a …
