Mátyás Király | a Budapest nightmare

F̵̯̰̦͕͕̀͑͑̅͒͑̋́͘o̷̤̭͔̝̤̼͛̐̊̽̾͝r̸̡͚̝̬̲̫͖̜̐̾̏̔̎͘͠ͅ ̸͎̘̙͉͌͂͂̆̽̂̑͛̏̽M̷͖̍͜ḁ̵͖̝́̉̌t̵͔̽̒͋̐̅̈́̅ý̴̛̠͉̭͔̜͚͇̲̗͂͆̔́͗ͅá̷̧͈͇̬̪̝͇̀̈́̓̕͘s̵̪̫̯͔̱̠͓͙̫̅͛̚͝ for shame One day, I will get off the tram, cut to the narrow side-street, on time for a change, I will find the rolled-up shutters over the run-down doors, put my hand in through the missing window, turn the handle, walk down the stairs, the lights will be off, but that happens, … Continue reading Mátyás Király | a Budapest nightmare

in Why Vandalism? 3 pieces of flash horror

One dressed up as ekphrastic essay: Notes on Glass Tears One subtle cross with fantasy: Empty Houses One fragment of militaristic dystopia: Sardine <!-- EDIT: Journal sadly defunct, adding pieces below: --> Notes on Glass Tears 1. The print is of an eye; more precisely, the photograph of an eye. The eye presents in a state of abstract … Continue reading in Why Vandalism? 3 pieces of flash horror