Corrupt Language // Reboot
A Soft Bite: The Sweet Weaponry of Language
When language smiles, look for the teeth
Neil Czeszejko
Corrupt Language // Reboot
Names and Nuance: How Japanese Honorifics Shift Intimacy
What happens when English classics meet the subtle art of Japanese address?
Literary Review
Review: 'A Fix of Light' by Kel Menton
Between shadow and daybreak, a world where pain and beauty collide
Corrupt Language // Reboot
Pixelated Intimacy: Glitching Language in 'Romeo and Juliet'
Where words glitch and intimacy flickers—a modern ‘Romeo and Juliet’ between the pixels
Corrupt Language // Reboot
Unreal by Design: How Grammar Frames the Mind
What happens to meaning when grammar stops playing by the rules?
Corrupt Language // Reboot
If Only: Dialogue as Collapse
Where each word shifts the framework of the story—dialogue that both collapses and anchors the narrative.
Literary Review
Review: 'Of Beasts' by M. Jane Worma
In a world of fractured faiths and feral wants, 'Of Beasts' traces the perilous pursuit of a life wholly claimed.
Corrupt Language // Reboot
Throatfire: How Language Burns into Being
What happens when language twists itself free to explore the bodily spaces we inhabit?
Corrupt Language // Reboot
Corrupting the Neutral: Reimagining English Through Gender
How does language carve us into being?
Echo Engine
The Grammar of Flesh: Language and the Body in Breakdown
From machine to meaning: subtext in the anatomy of longing and rupture
Ghost in the Syntax
Memory.exe: Emotion Rewritten, Translated, Reabsorbed
An experiment in emotional tone, machine translation, and narrative coercion
Literary Review
Review: 'That Broke into Shining Crystals' by Richard Scott
Does the disintegration of form reveal a more authentic kind of expression, or merely its limits?