Weirdosphere
Weirdosphere, R. G. Miga, Emma StammWeirdosphere exists to uphold and maintain human flourishing. We foster intellectual and aesthetic engagement, creativity, and the spiritual life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | weirdosphere.substack.com |
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“…i knew it was just a puppet, and it scared me.” — A Week of Bibliomancy, Day 5
A traditional Punch and Judy booth. Public Domain.
The Habitable Zone — A Week of Bibliomancy, Day 4
Artist’s concept of the TRAPPIST-1 planetary system, NASA/JPL-Caltech.
"…surrounded by forests and meadows" — A Week of Bibliomancy, Day 3
Something unexpected happened today. Before I was able to select a text from the heap of books I piled lovingly on the floor in the center of Weirdosphere HQ’s main office, to assist in this week’s bibliomancy experiment—this staff writer’s...
"Who am I then? And you, what about you?" — A Week of Bibliomancy, Day 2
It’s Day 2 of the bibliomancy experiment here at Weirdosphere HQ. Following in the footsteps of our guide, , the mission, as accepted, is to do seven days of bibliomancy exercise, to see which thought-knots might loosen, what broader themes...
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Weirdosphere exists to uphold and maintain human flourishing. We foster intellectual and aesthetic engagement, creativity, and the spiritual life.
Fiction author, essayist, and amateur esotericist. Working on behalf of the Dead and the Deathless since 2018.
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