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Tag: weird

Porridge Play

By
  • Jo Farrant
| 10 Jul 2025 Banner, Features Story gender, intimate, sexuality, surreal, weird

A young woman discovers a piece of porridge has stayed on her hand after washing up. During another heartless hook-up with her less-than-desired girlfriend Derek, the porridge attaches onto the other, and her body is haunted by the staining of life.

I’ll Fly Away

By
  • Ross Klavan
| 7 Nov 2024 Banner, Features Fiction, Story Creature Consciousness, birds, human-animal communication, marriage, pets, weird, writer's block, writing

A blocked screenwriter finds unlikely creative salvation when his wedding gift—a cage-bound parakeet—becomes his mysterious muse and collaborator in this surreal tale.

Life Cycle of a Shadow

By
  • Daniel Ausema
| 20 Feb 2023 Features Fiction, Story dark, fantasy, horror, liminal, weird

Properly speaking, shadows are not those places where the light is blocked. In the earliest reconstructed languages, those places have no names, though the proto-word for shadow does exist. Shadows were the beings that lived in those places of blocked light. Through the corruption of time, they have lent their name to their native homes, been subsumed by them, been forgotten.

Featured Image: Salvador Dali, Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of the New Man, 1943

Ars Poetica

By
  • Brian George
| 14 Feb 2023 Microdoses Poetry CIA, conspiracy, surreal, technology, weird

There is no rest for the search engine. The unquiet dead play games with the subject/ object interface. It appears that our operating system is not a friend to Jesus. Logos flash through the sky of the Sinkiang Autonomous Region. Our wet dreams run through fiberoptic cables.

New Reading Group: Soliciting Interest in the Subject of “Consequential Reality”

By
  • Brigid Burke
| 29 Dec 2021 Signal Boost Books, Community Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), consciousness, culture, hyperstition, ontology, paranormal, theory of mind, weird

Fakes, egregores, and conspiracies are overtaking our perceptions of the world—what’s behind such reality mirrors, and where do the reflections or projections in them come from? Join Brigid and a group of kindred spirits for readings, discussion, and a deep exploration of these intriguing questions at the edges of our knowing.

The Music of the Spheres, Again Audible

By
  • Brian George
| 28 Dec 2021 Features Story 1st-person, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), cosmic, egypt, insects, metaphysical, paranormal, weird

There are moments when the world comes suddenly to a stop, when the ground withdraws its support, when a schism opens, into which one may or may not fall. The world then employs its archaic sleight-of-hand to remove whatever faith you may have placed in this event. The structure of projection has barely missed a beat, but the schism in your psyche has not actually been sealed…

Medb: A Disappearance and Reappearance (excerpt)

By
  • Brigid Burke
| 13 Nov 2020 Features Fiction, Story divorce, gender roles, magic, marriage, occult, weird

I looked at him through the camera. “You have a secret.” His eyes widened. I continued. “It’s not something…bad…but you think it is…. Something about a confrontation with your father. And it has to do with…a female.”

Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger Things

By
Metapsychosis
| 27 Sep 2016 Collection Essays, Philosophy, Television Netflix, consciousness, paranormal, philosophy, weird

J.F. Martel takes a deeper look at the hit Netflix series Stranger Things (season 1).

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