Mo_Diggs | Substack

It’s often been said that wild, labyrinthian works of literary surrealism, like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, or Kafka’s adventures in his own mind, are “dream-like.”

That’s what people like to say. Certain stories, movies, or paintings are “dream-like.” But no, I’m convinced it’s the opposite. It’s our nightly dreams that are only the spastic, half-digested versions of the better dreams of art.

Sam Jennings

Dogs replace children, friends replace family, an apartment replaces a home, a potted plant replaces a forest, a computer replaces a community: these are expressions of our transitive properties of longing.

Kyle Raymond Fitzpatrick

Hugh Hefner Was A Loser

Elliot Paisley

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