In the twilight of Vincent van Gogh’s life, explore the surreal world of “The Yellow House” where art, madness, and dreams collide. Continue Reading The Yellow House
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On a warm summer’s day, dive into the highs and lows of a surreal roller coaster, where dreams and reality merge into one. Continue Reading The Roller Coaster
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Dive into the mesmerizing currents of “Meeting the Water Again,” a surreal tale set in the romantic canals of Venice. Follow the protagonist’s journey through heartbreak, ancient secrets, and the ...
Step into the enigmatic afterlife, embodied in the quaint yet haunting setting of a timeless pub. Litro Magazine’s gripping short story, ‘The Lock-In,’ unfolds within the walls of Cross Keys, ...
I walk alone through the darkened campus, the moon lighting the gothic architecture, the classroom windows reflecting tree branches and shadows and loneliness. Continue Reading First place winner ...
The moon is out and I’m up to no good. Continue Reading Third place entry for “The Surreal and Strange: Prose Poetry Competition:
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He’s not famous, just someone I know. Continue Reading Second place entry to “The Surreal and Strange: Prose Poetry Competition:
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Surrealism: pure psychic automatism, by which it is intended to express . . . the real process of thought. It is the dictation of thought, free from any control by ...
Nash’s hauntingly powerful images emerge from – not in spite of – his fractious relationship with modernity. Continue Reading Mystery and Poetry: Paul Nash at Tate Britain
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Growing up in a stifling upper class family in rural Lancashire, Leonora was born a rebel. A source of endless frustration to industrial magnate Harold Carrington, the father she both ...