I’m like if lightning struck a tree and it never stopped burning.
Doug Jones

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I’m like if lightning struck a tree and it never stopped burning.
The Sun in Total Eclipse, From Fanny Dickerson Chase’s “In Starland”, (1922)
Ruminating once again over the incessant sense of otherness we Balsamic Moon people tend to experience.
“some noises stay with you” — photography by Iulia Iepure
My heart [...] little flesh and so much darkness.
JULES SUPERVIELLE — Selected Poems and Reflections of the Art of Poetry, transl. by George Bogin, (1985)
Mona Kuhn (German-Brazilian, b. 1969, São Paulo, Brazil, based LA, CA, USA) -Nephila, 2014 from Private series. Photography
Le loup, Sophie Lécuyer
Embracing my demons. French kissing them. Might fuck them.
Laura Benson (American, 1997) - The Everywhere Gate (n.d.)
gothic horror is when there's a location. cosmic horror is when there's an unauthorized fucking Thing. folk horror is when you're outside.
blessed are the freaks, for they shall inherit the earth
[dismal music]
Mortals Get Warned About Resurfacing Cosmic Horror
Celina Lozano, Cultura Colectiva (2024)
J. Alas, International Business Times (2026)
The deep sea is a haunted house: a place in which things that ought not to exist move about in the darkness.
Julia Armfield, from 'Our Wives Under the Sea'