Maure Luke

Horror has ever been a reflection of society and a way to process the horrors of reality. I recommend looking for Tannanarive Due’s blog on writing the Reformatory—it’s an excellent example.

"Are You Going With Me?" is one of my favorites. Check out the track Latifa on his and Kenny Garrett's album Pursuance--it's a fever dream.

Something is happening inside the Earth, scientists say The core of the Earth is undergoing surprise structural changes, researchers believe.

My outer core is disturbing my inner core too.

I was reading through an inoffensive work request and thought "It's absurd that we're expected to answer emails as if everything is normal" and then realized I've been saying the same thing since 2017.

I feel like we are in mid season episode of one of those shows where the remains of humanity is in an artificial structure after a catastrophic event and the writers are like now let’s show the last few days that lead to this.

Thank you for talking about this--I started my guy on Librela which was expensive, disruptive, and also gave him some not great side effects, so learning there's something non-invasive that might help is exciting. The things we do for old men dogs!

I take it back - the friend learned the history and then died so I guess the caretaker would just be flying blind. Still.

is NOT to release the witch so she can take her revenge? Did a man write this?

Watching Baghead (2023) and I have questions. A secret society of bad men found a woman who could speak to the dead, tried to exploit her, and tortured her as a witch and imprisoned her forever in a wall when she refused to let them use her. And the first instinct of the woman caretaker 1/

Also the panic on December 23rd to get to the store and stock up on things as if the world will be closed indefinitely instead of two days . . .

Sometimes when I am feeling disconnected from the world, I watch videos of diverse and varied people reacting to the memory of Artax in the Swamp of Sadness and I know we are bound together forever.

A grey cat draped over a chair

July has wiped Alma out.

My handsome old man dog insisted!

Jake. A very good boy. Kind of.

Hatlin Emeline Manassas when she’s bad—Hattie when she’s sweet.

This is Alma

Mayor Larry Vaughn in his jacket with little anchors on it

For Christ's sake, tomorrow is the 4th of July!