Man Munin

Joined February 2021

6 stories

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Man Munin is an artist walking that fractal line between the profound and the ridiculous. She is the and author of The American Grimoire, The Otherworld Comic Book and The Bear and the Bird: a tale told about love, all available on Amazon.

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The Tilted Cabin
If walls could talk, I would be one of eleven. And I would have a lot to say. The cabin that is my home should not have been built. There are laws on where and how to build and just by existing the cabin was breaking them. It was not the cabin's fault. It did not build itself.
By Man Munin3 years ago in Fiction
Blood Orange
There is something to your color, your red fractals under supple, soft skin are more. I peeled you. You didn't fight too much.
By Man Munin3 years ago in Poets
Elements
Fast Oxidation the process of combustion. Dance fire warm and hot. _ Three atoms combine Hydrogen plus oxygen.
By Man Munin3 years ago in Poets
The Art Rabbit
I had that fabulous buzzing feeling that is the desire to create. I really wanted to think of a satisfying crafting project, but I also wanted to ponder the nature of creating.
By Man Munin5 years ago in Lifehack
Walking the Fractal Line
You walk on a line between this and that, the line moves in an undulating pattern, but you continue your journey. You follow the line. You walk on the knife’s edge. You travel between the profound and the ridiculous, between humor and sadness, between wisdom and insanity. You walk the fractal line.
By Man Munin5 years ago in Longevity
Hard Decisions and Little Howls
Snow drifted through the passenger door as Leo opened it. It took a minute to take in the sight of the well-dressed man in tweed hanging over his steering wheel. The horn was blaring. As if this weren’t enough, loose cash was strewn around the leather interior of the car and everything sparkled a little because of the snow. It didn’t surprise Leo that things were so disheveled in the newer Mercedes. He had just seen it fishtail, veer off the road and bounce down the snowy hill before it came to a halting stop. But it was the sight of the cash that made his stomach tighten in that way it did when he knew hard decisions would need to be made.
By Man Munin5 years ago in Humans

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The Tilted Cabin

Blood Orange

Elements

The Art Rabbit

Walking the Fractal Line

Hard Decisions and Little Howls

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