• Banu Numayr: Hunter Becomes the Hunted at Times

    The phrase: “Whatever it is you want, I will serve” never failed to fascinate me, dear reader. And as the Bedouin were nomadic desert-farers, this piece will be combining both these concepts. It will do so by combining it all with two heroes of Banu Numayr. They will be somewhere in between Mecca and Nafud…

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  • Banu Numayr: Essential Considerations of Rage

    How ‘should’ someone feel their rage? And I do not mean an acceptable rage here, dear reader. I mean the rage that, if manifested physically, it would easily evaporate anything that got too close to it. Regardless of whether-or-not you ever identified such an anger in you, the heroes below will be delving in something…

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  • Banu Numayr: The First Undying Heroes

    The understanding of “real death” being the vanishing of one’s memory holds true, dear reader. This time, it can and will be said for the first undying heroes of Banu Numayr tribe. Sadly, there weren’t that many heroes around those times. But this fact alone helped the heroes underneath see and grasp their chances of…

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  • Banu Numayr: An Origin Story, and More

    Now for this piece, I would like you to imagine a single line of fate moving forward in time with some speed. It might even be easier to imagine an immortal person living throughout the timelines I will soon be describing. Or better yet, assume that I personally know some stories of members and heroes…

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  • The Dawn of Forgetting

    Midnight. Maybe a little past it, I haven’t checked the time. I forget, I forget so very much. Right now, the only thing that refuses to be forgotten is the stinging smell of formaldehyde piercing my nose. Yes, I’m in a morgue, I’m sure of that much. But nearly everything else I know ends there.…

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  • Some Valuable Lessons to Take

    It is strikingly queer that for the job that I had to put the most amount of physical effort in was also the job that I was making the least amount of money. On top of that, the level of general appreciation was also the absolute lowest. Queer that, another grim jest of the social…

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  • All’s Well That Ends Well

    Finale “Wake up now, morning’s here.” “Ugh… Where am I? If this is a joke—” “Ha! A joke, huh? If there’s a joke in the room, it’s you—and the barrels of slapstick you brought with you.” Judy was just beginning to open her eyes—eyes heavy with a headache that wasn’t from her migraines. She was…

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  • On The Road Pt. 4 The Rest

    Another album, another memory. This one is about the time I heard the first strike. It was unexpected; we never had a good relationship with Signoa in the first place, but no one ever thought of a war. I was working in the Ministry of the Interior at that time, and we had a lot…

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  • Why Are You Like This?

    I try to ignore the deliriums of the Turkish nation as much as possible, but some days, some fucking days, I just can’t bear it any longer. Today is one of those days. As I scroll through the news, I saw a video of a member of the Turkish parliament yell at a woman whose…

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  • The Power and Peril of Money

    “Money is a terrible master but an excellent servant.” – P.T. Barnum “The love of money is the root of all evil.” – 1 Timothy 6:10 If we are going to talk about money, firstly we must define what money is. This seems like an easy question, but the answer will change from person to…

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  • Ask, and You Shall Receive

    Now, when she looked again at her partner’s face, which was wrinkled because of the fear that he was trying to contain within, a feeling that she couldn’t even remember the last time she felt began to rise inside her. This was a feeling she had been trying to suppress since they started working together.…

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  • Why It Did Not Worked Out?

    Political systems and philosophies, school of thoughts and governments… You can choose a way to rule your country from the endless palette of ideologies, like creating an exploitative ”liberal” state in a newfound land or a monarchy for your next generations to feed on OR you can create a democratic repubclic in the ashes of…

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  • Seek and You Should Find

    Chapter 1 ”Everyone living in the town, regardless of generation, had only one tailor serving at one time. The Tailor, who is currently practicing this profession, moved to Hurricain following the death of the previous tailor 12 years ago and has been operating in the same house and shop ever since.”  She had the senses…

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