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Our Struggle Series: The Politics That Isn't
They accept the menu handed to them by the dominant order and choose “somewhere in between,” mistaking this shallow triangulation for thoughtful moderation. In doing so, they reveal themselves not as political strategists or philosophers, but as petty idealists—small in vision, limited in courage, and content to exist as middle managers of systemic injustice.
Jan 46 min read


Vampire Girl: Chapters 28-32
He and she stood naked before each other, like Adam and Eve, Tristan and Isolde, Julia Roberts and Javier Bardem. Not that Julia and Javi had gone full frontal in the movie, but they had probably hooked up in a trailer on the lot, because that’s what movie stars did, in that way they were similar to vampires in that they could have sex with whoever they wanted to, only usually they didn’t kill them afterward, except for Steve Buscemi.
Dec 14, 202519 min read


Our Struggle Series: What Is and Isn't Politically Real
Our Struggle is a militant theoretical series dedicated to dismantling the illusions that pass for politics in our time. It refuses the comfort of spectacle, symbolic resistance, or shallow identity performance. Instead, it seeks to build a strategic framework grounded in material conditions, emotional clarity, and the sober recognition that we are, in fact, at war—against entrenched power, liberal containment, and the internalized habits that dull insurgency before it begin
Aug 17, 20259 min read


No Running In The Graveyard
Only one way to get rid of the curse: kiss the tombstone and apologize.
Speak the name of the dead.
Mar 23, 20251 min read


Accessible? To Whom?
Poetry in performance is about the full body on the stage. The tremor in the poet’s hands, their voice shaking, their mismatched socks.
Mar 23, 20256 min read


His girlfriend dumped him, and he started cutting again.
Starling phalanx westward
on the grass, jabbing
the earth...
Mar 23, 20251 min read


I don’t really go for Marvel movies but
He grapples,
words for the paltry
effort of holding
one’s heart out to another,
whispering
here....
Mar 22, 20251 min read


Poems By Megan Denese Mealor
My clawlike pleas for amnesty
are met only with the bestial blueprints
of a brooding ballroom Bluebeard
Mar 14, 20253 min read


A National Anthem
Piss on the ashes of the Oval Office if it feels safe.
Topple the archaic statues,
Watch them sink under ice cold lakes.
Go.
Jan 20, 20251 min read


The train is departing. Please, stand clear.
There blows an ill wind where reality & contradictions converge, the wind
that warns us not to dwell in the past, but to pay attention...
Oct 13, 20242 min read


Let Us Not Postpone
Let us not postpone the intent of our dreams.
We’ve been chasing It so long
Oct 13, 20241 min read


Vampire Girl: Chapters 23-27
Okay. I accept that. I give up on trying to stay on the outside. So I’m here today to claim the title Vampire-American. I wear it proudly.
Sep 2, 202419 min read


The Quasi-Reality of Positive Emotion Normativity: Creating an Archive of Joy and Combating the Withering Principle
[Rather] than leaving these spaces feeling that the traumatic event has been adequately addressed, [a trauma metaphysic remains].
Jul 14, 202433 min read


The Poem of the Mind
For many, words are sacrosanct only insofar as they are bluntly instrumental. They must be instantly efficacious, dense as a rock...
May 5, 20245 min read


Maria Spiridonova Remembered Writing Contest Runners-Up
Elaina Erola won the Maria Spiridonova Remembered Writing Contest with her essay "What Their Spirits Know," but check out the runners-up!
Apr 29, 202418 min read


Poems By Abbie Hart
and she sends me videos of a possum eating
as if i am not right here.
her very own possum
Apr 2, 20241 min read
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