[Poem] Journey to Sisu

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The Poem of the Moment

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Chrome Soul Death

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[Poem] Reality Check

 By Emmit Other

Do you pay your taxes?

Well if someone threatened your life if you didn't

Would you?

What if they came into your home

And LIVED THERE?

Blue State Americans are Still Americans

And yes

The military can KILL all of us

But it can't

And won't

WORK

If you enslave the blue states

And there is more population 

And more money 

The US Military 

Even if it cooperates

NEEDS MONEY

Money it WILL NOT GET

If the blue states revolt

The red states

(Except Texas and Floriduh)

CANNOT FUNCTION

without the blue

[Poem] The Mirrored Ball

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The Queen In Blue

Zero Vs One The podcast is waiting until October to do the five stanzas of I, Hastur for the Halloween season.   After which, look forward to me reading Harmonia Mundi from Water and Glass.   Then I will do The Greatest Potato Ever Told; the Ultimate Lord Potato Christmas Special.   This will give me time to finish The King Is Dead which I will read next.

There may be a kickstarter for the final book and story of the Queen in Blue.

Meanwhile here is a poem.

The Queen in Blue - The Case of the Quotidian Man

In this latest installment from the “5th Letter from Rhombus Ticks to E.P. Blingermeyer” series, detective Quiescence Prow — a rationalist legend who has debunked the paranormal for decades — stumbles into something he can’t dismiss: real magic. It begins with a spitting cuckoo clock in a retro bowling alley, a snake-skinned man visible only in mirrors, and a masked woman under some unseen compulsion.

Prow’s methodical tests confirm the impossible. The “Quotidian Man” is a magical predator who uses a cursed mask to feed off his wife’s despair, while keeping her powerless to prove his infidelity. Against his own rules, Prow intervenes — unmasking a victim and setting off a quiet war. Months later, he finds the ex-wife in ruin, offers her a strange form of rescue involving cash, occult cleansings, and patient listening, and helps her rebuild her life from the ground up.

Along the way, coincidences begin stacking like fate itself is tipping the scales. The mask is sealed away deep underground. The Quotidian is framed just enough to keep him locked up. And Prow — still unwilling to call it magic — ensures no one else will ever suffer from it again.

This is a noir-fantasy collision: part private-eye grit, part moral fable, part supernatural cold war. The case ends without glory, but with just enough justice to matter.

The Queen in Blue - The Lost Story