2026-03-19 archive

Andre Breton: Where the Rational Meets Its Wilder Cousin

Andre Breton’s words keep me up at night, haunting the edges of my own thoughts like a whispered promise I’m not sure I understand. As a writer, I’ve always been drawn to those who push against language’s limits – and Breton was the master of doing just that. But it’s his Surrealist leanings that have …

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Joneses Trash Can Placement Raises Questions About Community Morality and Systemic Decay

The quiet morning hours, a time for reflection, and a chance to recharge before the chaos of the day begins. Or so I thought. As I sat on my porch, sipping my coffee and enjoying the gentle breeze, I noticed something that would shatter my peaceful reverie. The Joneses, my neighbors to the left, had …

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Bune the Demon Duke: Master of the Dead, Hidden Riches, and the Dangerous Eloquence of Forgotten Power

Bune is a demon whose authority flows quietly beneath the surface of things most people would rather not examine. In the Ars Goetia, Bune is named as a Great Duke of Hell, commanding thirty legions and appearing as a dragon with three heads—one canine, one griffin-like, and one human—before sometimes assuming a human form. This …

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