With the sonorous flow of words romantically postured, mysticism is made sensual with self-aware emblems of the subconscious mind. This w...

Each zine in the Pariah series has its own essence of hollow, longing to diagnose the differentiated in a whirling maddening spiral that ...

Telling an odd, intricate and unique story of a girl losing her footing in sanity, not only does Aurora Linnea have a lyrical way with wo...

Joseph P. O’Brien’s BADMOTORFLAPPER is a homage to decadent womanhood, with surrealist style illustration of the suffering and heroism of...

From fascist poems to plagiarism, the literary community as of late has been stirred by topics in need of discussion. Although all uncomf...

This piece is very personal one to me, it is inspired strongly by a time in my life where I was without a home and found shelter from a f...

I am always looking to Anaïs Nin and her work with a sense of yearning. A need to understand what it seems she is educated on. I believe ...

This album is such a divine, unparalleled work of art. It seeps spirituality from each of its crevices, and is so unbelievably up my alle...

“I was sick for a bloodletting / for her to split my flesh from swollen slit offer herself / as if she were a warm holiness / to be swall...

Invigorating, erotic, and helplessly relatable to those who consider themselves Romantics. Nin is a soul who branches out to many lovers,...

Heroin & sugar cane: they all call me baby is a raw, explicit documentation of the life of an addict, the scrounging and the longing pres...