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A Literary Labyrinth

The implicit tradition in composing such briefs is, I believe, to set a professional tone of removal via the third person, but as we all know who’s crouched behind this digital curtain sewing up these sentences, why pretend it was written by someone else? At present I find myself analyzing the throbbing, blood-dripping heart of my writing—a pursuit proving more serpentine than I initially anticipated. To aid in this quest, I have gathered here and continue to transcribe the visions and fantasies that materialize in the richly macabre labyrinth of my mind. From short fiction to streams of consciousness born of a night’s indulgent haunts, this digital dream journal seeks to personify a bizarre but evocative cabinet of curiosities. These curated baubles of words, like Ariadne’s ball of red thread, twist about the pathways of my literary-minded psyche. Shall we find a monster therein? Liberation? Glory? Shall we find anything at all?

For any further inquiries, riddles, or requests you may reach me by emailing andrewecorder@gmail.com or on Instagram @drewcorder

Yours from the Labyrinth,

Andrew E. Corder