This is the heart of your webzine. Essays, reflections, and riffs that explore story as a way of seeing. Includes personal myth-making, narrative intelligence, symbolic decoding, and perception-shifting.
📡 The Mythic Metaphor: The Forgotten Receiver Imagine yourself as an old shortwave radio. Not the shiny digital kind—but a dusty, analogue relic, humming in the corner of a forgotten workshop. You once picked up messages from distant stars, music […]
A soul-guided reflection on the exile from symbolic seeing—and what it means to remember the world as alive again. Prologue: A World Alive with Meaning There was a time—not just in myth, but in memory—when the world was not made […]
A Mythic Invocation for the Digital Griot Age “Some names are given.Some are earned.And some… wait patiently in the shadows,until the one who carries them finally remembers who they are.” I was given the name Soulcruzer nearly twenty years ago.Or […]
Invocation: The Spark Before the Fire “Prometheus did not ask permission. He saw the fire of the gods and knew it belonged to us.” I believe the mythic revival now underway is no mere fad. It is not a trend […]
There’s a scene from Through the Looking-Glass that’s always struck me—not the tea party or the queen’s croquet game, but the quiet absurdity of the Red Queen’s line: “It takes all the running you can do to keep in the […]
In the myth of Narcissus, the boy does not fall in love with himself until he sees his reflection. The tragedy is not his vanity—but his awakening to selfhood through an audience, even if that audience is only the shimmering […]
I mentioned in a previous post that Chapter 10 of Storythinking hit me like a lightning bolt—one of those moments where a single idea seems to rearrange the architecture of your mind. That chapter felt less like reading and more […]
Some chapters don’t just inform—they rewire you. I just finished Storythinking by Angus Fletcher, a book that teases apart two titanic forces shaping how we make sense of the world: logic and story. And while most of the book offers […]