Cesare Pavese’s words have a way of getting under my skin. I’ve spent countless hours poring over his essays, translations, and poetry, and yet, every time I revisit them, I feel like I’m uncovering something new – or rather, something old that I never noticed before. It’s as if his writing is like a puzzle, …
Ugh, I’m having one of those days where everything is conspiring against me. I woke up late because my alarm didn’t go off—again—and now Pandora is breathing down my neck to get ready for her art show tonight. Like, I know it’s a big deal for her, but can’t she see I’m still trying to …
Among the seventy-two spirits cataloged within the Ars Goetia, Marbas stands as one of the most fascinating and paradoxical figures in the entire infernal hierarchy. Unlike many demons associated with deception, destruction, or temptation, Marbas occupies a domain that feels almost unsettlingly constructive. He is described as a President of Hell commanding thirty-six legions of …
