Marble & Ember
Gothic fiction and reflections on what survives the dark.
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A Labyrinth of Almosts
Note: track generated with Suno. The lyrics have been reshaped from the text below to fit the rhythm and weight of the music.
The corridor remembers me;
it leans to hear my tread,
the candles bow in crooked lines
like p...
The second mouth in your head
Marble VI performed the mask.
Ember remembers what it costs to wear it.
The boxes were still open.
I hadn’t decided where anything would go. That is what moving is, at first—a prolonged act of not yet, with objects waiting...
The Guest List
London, 1874, had rules, you understand.
Following the previous Carnival entry, this story can be read independently.
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Carnival I | Courtship for Practical People → https://marbleember.substack.com/p/courtship-for...
Miss Litton, Continued
The City, after the fire.
From the Performance Registry, Section II:
Only recognized roles are permitted to persist.
Every evening at eight o’clock—right on the dot!—Miss Adelaide Litton underwent her scheduled devastation....
Courtship for Practical People
Written for prompt “The Tunnel of Love.”
A delightful excuse for Victorian romance and other questionable arrangements.
The first rule for surviving in London, 1874, was simple: never trust anything illuminated too beautifu...
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