plague
Tag
out:broken
Epidemic is a noun, the point in time marked by the prevalence of a disease in a place.
Virus Satire
I was at the residential detox I work at one day about six months or so ago, right when Covid was starting to turn hysterical, and I was dealing with some chaotic mental health patients, so I thought I’d go outside, get some fresh air, and get the mail.
Schadenfreude: A Game for 01
You are a twisted, bitter human being.
death cult
With this piece I aimed to capture a cathartic horror popping up in corners of the Internet as well as touch on a certain quiet feeling that things, difficult as they are, shouldn’t be heading “back to normal”.
Pomegranate
His head had split open like a beautiful flower or a pomegranate, the seeds of meat glistening in the sun.
Malthusian Rot
In the city, in the town, in the countryside, in the world in my head, in my heart, a plague spreads forever and endless, its tears and destroys the fabric of all and nothing.
The Neurotic’s Court
No official state decree or police order holds me in my room, but I feel a sense of responsibility to remain locked inside, to prevent the spread of a novel disease, whose name saturates every news feed, bulletin, and information source available.
Plague of the Hashtag
“Patient presents. STATES DEPRESSION IS STABLE. NO THOUGHTS OF SELF-HARM. DOING PRETTY WELL ON [redacted]. NO SIDE EFFECTS. REALLY NOT THAT MUCH EFFICACY, HOWEVER.”
Treading Water / Fading
Treading water.
Descending.
Plug / Sequence / Drive / Abyss / Shadows
The process goes: create, create, create, suffer, suffer; suffer, suffer, create, create, create.