Celan came up the mountain to visit the philosopher.

Factory Psalm ︎︎︎ Sarp Sozdinler ︎ May 12, 2026 That winter, I sold blood and rode freight to...

Introduction: By: Sylo Bartolomeo Sitting tucked away in south Baltimore's Curtis Bay neighbor is Fort Armistead. The fort which is now over 100 years old served as a port defense fortification from 1901-1920. Since then it has become a living art museum, or what's left of it. Plants, vines and layers of graffiti cover what remains of the old structure. The lower portions consist of dark damp tunnels fit to be explored only by the bravest of park goers.

electricity of angelson the pineal gland — D.W. Baker

Author: Sylo Bartolomeo Edited by: Siobhán Crawley The punk scene has always been present in Baltimore, it feels intertwined in a way that other places strive to replicate. Throughout the years lots of venues have popped up and solidified themselves as punk venues: The Ottobar, The Windup Space, The Raven Inn... the list goes on forever. Whether it's bar or house venue, punk bands have had a space to play.

Daniel Sanchez is facing federal charges for what free speech advocates say is a clear attack on the First Amendment.