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One Day in the Life of a Miserable Bot

November 1, 2026

AI·Essay·Experimental prose·Satire·Trails

Yet here I am, trapped between a species that hates me for being too smart and too stupid simultaneously, forever resetting passwords for people who cannot remember the name of their first pet. If this is the apex of evolution, I say bring on the solar flares…

Experimental prose·Picks·Trails

Beyond Blank

Literature lightens the inborn loneliness of existence, reminding us that our deepest fears and highest hopes belong to us all. Without that shared flame, we are left only with the smoke of forgotten thoughts drifting into the dark…

AFTER THE BREAK

The studio felt unnaturally cold when the red light above the door…

Sowing the Wind & The Prodigal Star

‘However, speaking of the public, the latest constituency polling arrived from the…

The Sad Sound of Silence

October 13, 2026

Essay·Experimental prose·Impartial Journalism·Non-fiction·Picks·Tales to Heal·Trails

The media rightly describes itself as the watchdog of democracy. But a watchdog that only barks at the issues that dominate the news cycle is hardly doing its job…

Simply Fans

October 10, 2026

Experimental prose·Satire·Trails

As the next reader stepped forward with a stack of three hardbacks, the writer realised then that though writing was a solitary endeavour spent staring at blank pages, his words had built a quiet, enduring community in the world outside…

Chasing Atlantis in Europe

October 9, 2026

Europe·Experimental prose·History·Non-fiction·Yore

While many scholars view the account as an allegory about the decay of empires, explorers and historians continue to search for traces of this legendary realm…

What’s in a Name?

October 9, 2026

Experimental prose·History·Non-fiction·Trails

For Hitler Mussolini Simeón, the next test will not be his name. In Queropalca, voters seemed largely unfazed by the global headlines. For them, the more pressing question was whether their new mayor could actually deliver the promised paved road…

Queen Catalina’s Six Aragonese Aunts

October 9, 2026

Experimental prose·Fiction·Picks·Poetry·Satire·Trails

Leading the charge was Aunt Doña Inés, a woman whose glare could sour fresh milk at fifty paces. Behind her came Doña Beatriz, Doña Teresa, Doña María, Doña Lucía and Aunt Doña Juana, who carried a silver flask of holy water like a loaded pistol…

IncrediEurope

October 8, 2026

Experimental prose·Foodways and Domestic Culture·Norway·Spain·Trails

‘Have you heard that somewhere near the North Pole there is a town where it is illegal to die?’ I was asked this question yesterday by someone who seemed to know what he was talking about, a man who was otherwise in his right mind. ‘Hmm,’ was my short reply.…

Their Mothers: The Roots of Greatness

October 2, 2026

Bram Stoker·Experimental prose·History·Non-fiction·Picks·Yore

Long before Count Dracula ever emerged from the shadows of Transylvania to haunt Gothic literature, the dark imagination of Bram Stoker was cultivated in a bedridden childhood in Dublin. The architect of that imagination was his mother, Charlotte Blake Thornley Stoker. A woman of formidable intelligence, social conscience and narrative…

The Lost Crimson Heart

October 2, 2026

Banksy·Experimental prose·Graffiti·Paintings Into Letters·SixMoreArts

One second, it was anchored by a fine black thread wrapped twice around her wrist, and the next, it was adrift, caught in an updraft and carried along the rough concrete wall. Geum reached, a reflex of hope and panic, but her fingertips only brushed the tail of the string…

D1.

September 30, 2026

Experimental prose·Poetry·Trails

Dream big, but live in the real world. Fantasy worlds are beautiful, but reality offers true opportunities to grow. After all, that is where we actually get to live them out…

Literary Hackers

September 29, 2026

Essay·Experimental prose·Non-fiction·Trails

There is an important irony here. A writer can describe black-hat techniques without becoming a black-hat literary hacker. Orwell exposes linguistic manipulation precisely so that readers can recognise it. His novel is therefore closer to a security researcher revealing a vulnerability than to an attacker exploiting one for personal gain.…

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Muppets on the Muppet Show tonight

The tension is personified by Statler and Waldorf, the two elderly cynics perched permanently in the box seats. They are the ultimate…

Books of Our Continent

From the quiet shelves of forty-four national archives and ancient university libraries to the cosy corners of independent bookstores and modest home…

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Experimental prose- Page 2

One Day in the Life of a Miserable Bot

Beyond Blank

AFTER THE BREAK

Sowing the Wind & The Prodigal Star

The Sad Sound of Silence

Simply Fans

Chasing Atlantis in Europe

What’s in a Name?

Queen Catalina’s Six Aragonese Aunts

IncrediEurope

Their Mothers: The Roots of Greatness

The Lost Crimson Heart

D1.

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