Tales from the Labyrinth
Labyrinthia Mythweaver, Stefan Pasek, A Writer’s VoiceFairy tales for adults, modern folklore, psychological horror, mythology, and delightful oddities from the strange, beautiful, and dark corners of the Labyrinth. \ud83e\udd40
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The Unbearable Lightness of Mila
I met Mila () through Notes.
Cute little aesthetic posts. We shared the same sensibilities. A love of all things weird and witchy and whimsical. A rather warped sense of humor with a penchant for self-deprecation.
Naturally, I decided w...
Coke-Bottle Glasses
For my Father
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I used to put on your coke-bottle glasses.
Don't!
You'll wreck your eyes!
Silly.
It's fun....
Oh, I Love That Spooky Shit!
Production Note: Written, composed, and originally performed by me. The finished recording was produced with Suno using my original vocal recording and melody. The voice is my own.
For best results: dim the lights, ignore the warnings, an...
Children of Autumn
I sang this one first, then let Suno build the arrangement around me. So that is my voice and my melody. 🍂
Press play. The woods are calling. 🎧
There’s a house where the red maples gather,
Where ravens cry out in the night,
T...
The Fey Steed
Vesper was a fairy.
Still not the tall, grand, elven-queen kind.
Sadly.
She had hoped things might have changed.
They had not.
Vesper was still a pixie.
About the size of a dragonfly.
She had, however, recently acquired a human.
Her...
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A cabinet of curiosities for lovers of the strange, beautiful & dark. Fairy tales for adults, modern folklore & mythology, psychological horror, liminal fiction, earworm songs, strange creatures, whimsical humor & delightful nonsense. \ud83e\udd40
Autistic | Poetry | Lyrical Fiction | Quiet Recordings
From the gentlest love poem to the most incendiary political poetry. From horror fiction to fearless erotica. Work that moves between tenderness and fire, beauty and resistance, intimacy and power. Author of Paper Blanket: Collected Poems.
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