Marco V Morelli

On a moonless Friday night, as Sabbath candles flicker low, a mysterious demon offers to reveal the truth of a family’s past. What Ilana discovers in the shadowy Middle World will change how she understands her family’s past—and the price of survival

“I have transformed myself in the Zero.” Brian George assembles quote-poems from visionary artists—de Chirico, Malevich—creating friction between their actual words. Not tribute. Possession. The daimon speaking through creative struggle itself.

The poetry collection Scivias Choreomaniae connects us with the experience of embodied knowing through the “dancing Madness” across space and time, conversing with medieval mystics, nonhuman beings, and Georg Trakl’s expressionist schizo-mysticism.

Continuing on with Chase Griffin’s shamanic, concrete, digital, comedic, literary wanderings, the Plasmate most sacred and profane blasts at us a conversation with polymath extraordinaire Richard Polt.

From infinite mathematical points to AI paranoia, ‘The Singularity’ haunts our age. But what if these supposed endpoints are just clown cars packed with paradoxes? To understand our digital present, we need to track the ghosts of weird history.

The tyrants of our time call upon us to ask “Who is like unto the Beast?” From Silicon Valley’s AI worship to ancient Rome’s imperial machine, Jonathan Cobb traces how the Antichrist is not a future threat but a present reality—the mechanization of society that promises kingdoms while demanding our souls.

This piece explores the metaphysical, epistemological, and biological implications of sound as a formative and ontological force. It draws on modern Cymatics, Islamic metaphysics, critical theory, and contemporary epigenetics.

This was the moment I’d been hoping for: standing at the edge where curiosity and danger meet, where every step forward carried a paradox of adventure and risk. A place called Amazonia.

Dear Metapsychonauts, Since our last communiqué, something has quickened, it seems to me. The sleeper is stirring, the dream is destabilizing, the fog of time is fizzling, deliquescing, scintillating with the echoes of a forgotten eternity. Heaven and …

Free will or fate? This paradox shows how knowing the future reshapes choice, challenging the very idea of absolute prediction.

This is about both the worst and most meaningful day of my life, the day I began to awaken from the intrinsic hypnotic effect that ‘life’ has upon us as endless, and yes immortal beings in a very mortal world—and universe.

A surreal, comedic dialogue with Chase Griffin on improv, tone synesthesia, pratfalls, flamingos, grief, comedy as spell work, and finishing the unfinishable novel.

From reductive IQ scores to alien bird-brains, this week we explore intelligence in all its multifaceted glory—human, machine, sonic, and otherworldly.

Margaret Phanes’ luminous digital art offers a meditative journey into light, consciousness, and the soul’s transformative power.

Near / The drummer’s fire / Will each his song at last / Conceive in heart / And breathe white smoke / Upon his youthful days; …

A metaphysical letter from Turīya—the fourth state of consciousness—addressed to the waking self. Blending poetry and philosophy, the piece invites the reader to return to the silent, ever-present witness behind all thought, identity, and experience.

What if Jung’s collective unconscious has a biological basis and Darwin missed evolution’s communication network? The DNA Resonance Hypothesis proposes that DNA functions as more than genetic storage—acting as a quantum antenna that enables non-local information exchange between organisms. This interdisciplinary exploration bridges psychology, evolutionary biology, and quantum physics to suggest that communication, not just competition, drives evolution and collective behavior.

Sirius returns with a vengeance, with a chorus of fellow outlaws bent on turning the ghost of the 1990s into an electro-psychedelic séance for today’s burned-out attention span.

A visionary encounter with death and the spirit realm, weaving Hawaiian ancestral wisdom with personal revelation about life, water, and eternity.

Beyond a mechanical pump: explore the heart’s electromagnetic field, spiral flow dynamics, and sacred role in ancient traditions. Science meets spirituality.

Three luminous poems by Burt Rashbaum explore breath, scars, and transcendence. Includes audio recordings of the poet reading his own work.

Pandora’s Apocalyptarium: A Guided Tour And so it begins, the apocalyptic unraveling, Orwellian sleights of hand, the Pandora-like normalization of the surreal.  Hollywood burning as predicted in the day of the locust. Police in Howard, Colorado, …

A poetic trace of psychosis as portal—exploring the spiral architecture of reality where madness becomes a window to systems of truth beyond perception.

Power operates by simplification. Our very ability to perceive and interact with the world involves a capacity to tune out portions of it and pick out certain parts of it as relevant. In this way we are tuned into a particular frequency of reality.

Jenny Gillespie Mason’s poems traverse the thin veil between mundane medical procedures and divine revelation, finding God’s blue presence in unexpected places.