Post-structural sass. Semiotic shade. Symbolism with a side of snark.

This collection is for the writers, readers, and recovering academics who once tried to decode Derrida but ended up doomscrolling instead. You might’ve skipped class, but you never skip a metaphor—and you definitely have an opinion about unreliable narrators.

Whether you got lost in Lacan, broke up with Barthes, or just wanted to write without footnotes, this collection channels your literary trauma into wearable wit. Expect bold designs with existential overtones, cheeky references to dense texts, and enough inside jokes to make Roland roll over in his grave.

Perfect for: English majors in denial, grad school escapees, and anyone who still side-eyes the canon. You don’t need a PhD to appreciate this—just an appreciation for irony and a slightly haunted manuscript.