If you’re looking for a tarot deck that will help you predict what’s ahead of you, the Tarot de Marseille might just be your best choice.

Announcing my short novel, The Mad Habitatter: Wild Gods in Richmond. It’s a tale of magical realism that reveals what happens when myth, folklore, and legends play back.

Apparently millennials everywhere are going through mid-life crises. Mine involves questioning my digital nomad journey with a dash of Buddhism, a sprinkle of animism, and some newfound perspectives on presence.

The recent onslaught of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation happening in the United States forgets one major thing: nature and the world around us are absurdly queer.

Reflecting on inspiration and the end of a transformative poetry project.

Reflections on my digital nomad experience and 2022 in general.

Grappling with social constructs, politics, and morality while in the capital of the Confederacy.

Attempting to frame a healthier relationship with technology — like with this website! — but probably not social media.

The reason for the mad habitatter and magic with my other screen names.

Sleep paralysis and nightmares are obviously terrifying, but they also gave me justification to start pursuing a magical practice.

The start of my digital nomad journey, and it’s the direct result of magic, enchantment, and engaging with spirits of place.

I lived in either an incredibly frustrating apartment or with a really effective teacher. Maybe a bit of both.

Reflections on New Thought, the Law of Attraction, manifestation, and some general New Age ideas in general.

In many ways, being gay has been the worst and best thing about me.