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The Ones Who Never Remarry: Haunted Hearts and Love That Lingers on Mosher Mag
Some people bounce back from divorce like they just left a bad concert early. They shrug off the grief like last night’s hangover. A shot...
Zev Clarke
Jul 285 min read
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Kissing the Skull: Intimacy Across the Void on Mosher Mag
Touch is a human necessity. Â We reach for warmth, breath, presence. When someone dies, the body, once porous and living, becomes separate...
Zev Clarke
Jul 264 min read
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Old Love: Four Dead Fairytales on Mosher Mag
There’s a special hell reserved for people still in love with the ones who destroyed them. Not the kind of destruction that makes a good...
Zev Clarke
Jun 307 min read
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Erotic Horror: The Lie of Courtly Love on Mosher Mag
Desire in chains, longing like a knife. Love songs written in blood. And women, always on the pedestal, always in the cage. We’re told...
Zev Clarke
Jun 186 min read
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The Allure of Medieval Men: Dirt, Danger, and Dysfunction in Chainmail on Mosher Mag
Let’s start with a confession. You’ve imagined it. Don’t lie. Him: hair damp with sweat, cheek cut from battle, blood, not all his, dried...
Zev Clarke
Jun 45 min read
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Cut Me Open and Find God: A Ritual of Flesh and Spirit on Mosher Mag
Trigger warning: This piece discusses themes of self-harm, bodily trauma, and spiritualised pain in graphic and metaphorical detail. A...
Zev Clarke
May 207 min read
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My Organs Are in Love with Each Other: And It's Killing Me on Mosher Mag
Somatic grief, erotic decay, and the unbearable intimacy of being alive. I think my liver wants to fuck my lungs. They ache when I...
Zev Clarke
May 142 min read
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X-Ray Crush: I only Love What I Can't See on Mosher Mag
Falling for bones, lungs, blood maps—emotional intimacy through internal anatomy. Some people fall for eyes or smiles. I fall for...
Zev Clarke
May 14 min read
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Heaven's Victim: St. Sebastian and the Death Fetish on Mosher Mag
Suffering as spectacle. The patron saint of aesthetic agony. There’s a perverse poetry to St. Sebastian, isn’t there? His image is...
Zev Clarke
May 15 min read
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