Today we're launching BLAXXKY as a print magazine—and the whole project just went through a phase transition. Aesthetic upgrade, repositioned focus, overhauled membership model. Full details are included in the updated About page.
Our inaugural issue, BLAXXKY # 1: THE FUTURE, SPACE, THE WEIRD & UNKNOWN, moves toward the edge where conclusions dissolve and multiple, divergent perspectives collide in service of Promethean contemplation.
Each issue will orbit a specific convergence of ideas, explored through long-form interviews, independent research, lived experience, and experimental discourse.
ISSUE NO. 1 is an exception: it maps a much wider breadth of BLAXXKY's terrain before we narrow focus. Future issues will zoom in on singular themes, with occasional larger cross-topic editions.
The magazine will be supported by a supplementary podcast, BLAXXKY Superluminal, featuring interviews with contributing authors and artists, as well as standalone conversations that will be transcribed into print.
Confirmed contributors and guests so far, include [Updated Oct 1, 2026]:
Jason Jorjani (republishing existing essay, plus an interview)
Nick Herbert (republishing existing essay and poems)
[AI] Jack Sarfatti
Brannon Wheeler
Deborah Wheeler
Black Pope Vice (two essays: one republished, another enhanced/extended)
Eve Pomerantz (preview of her upcoming comic book, Who is the Serpent?)
ulevin (republishing existing essay)
Hermes Corp & Rachel Cross
Lily Beeson - Artist-in-Residence
Julia Magdalena - Editor-in-Residence
Giulio Prisco - Founding Editor
Yalda Mousavinia - Founding Editor-in-Chief
ISSUE NO. 1 opens with some questions we’re genuinely obsessed with:
What does it mean to inhabit an apocalypse in its truest sense: an apokalypsis, the unveiling of forces long hidden beneath the surface of ordinary perception?
Does Eros operate as a real cosmological force?
Agape vs. Extropy: what is more foundational—or are both foundational? Does unconditional love (or universal love) refer to anything distinct, or does it reduce to a tendency toward order? Can love function as a term inside a physical theory of the universe, or does extropy (negentropy) offer the conceptual precision actually needed?
As we edge closer to a threshold, latent capacities written into our biology begin coming online: remote viewing, precognition, psychokinesis under specific conditions. What happens when human beings themselves are the technology?
Why did intelligence agencies pour serious resources into psi research, produce compelling results, and then classify or quietly bury the findings?
What changes in a scientific paradigm when consciousness becomes an experimental variable that refuses to behave like inert matter?
If the Promethean impulse is the theft of fire, what and whose fire is being stolen now?
Are psychic abilities emerging capacities or remembered ones? Are humans evolving toward something genuinely new, or debugging back to factory settings that had been overwritten?
If consciousness reaches backward through time, influences probability fields, or interfaces directly with matter: what does that mean for agency, free will, and the structure of reality itself?
Could time travel already be occurring through subtle feedback loops: retrocausal signals, prophetic cognition, memory leaking backward from probable futures?
Faster-Than-Light phenomena imply a breakdown of linear time itself, pointing toward a cosmos where information, intention, and consciousness move ahead of cause. Are “aliens” visitors from distant stars, or inhabitants of adjacent temporal strata: future humans, parallel intelligences, non-human minds intersecting our moment at points of rupture?
What does sovereignty mean beyond current digital and political structures? Can we build truly self-sustaining systems capable of supporting stellar civilization? What synergies exist between digital sovereignty and humanity’s cosmic trajectory?
When techne, intelligence, myth, and consciousness intensify beyond a certain threshold, does the Singularity arrive as invention, inevitability, or judgment?
What exactly is being revealed: an end, a reset, a bifurcation, a recursive time loop? And is any of this experienced uniformly, or does it diverge across timelines, species, and modes of being?
BLAXXKY listens closely to those working at the fault lines of physics, mysticism, philosophy, and lived anomaly. Contributions can take many forms: research paper, speculative fiction, podcast interview, opinion piece, anomalous experiencer story, fashion, photography, poetry, comic, music, fictional advertisement, code, visual art, and more.
[October 1, 2026 Update]:
Julia Magdalena joins Issue No. 1 as our Editor-in-Residence. A psychotherapist from Polish Silesia, Julia is trained in applied psychology and economics, and her work spans diverse populations and fields. Her writing on The Mind of Cows draws on esoteric study, lived experience, and her own encounters with psychical phenomena.
The first issue is the hardest to get off the ground. We don't have many paid subscribers yet, so we're running largely on unpaid labor and moving slowly. We're aiming to finalize articles around the end of December 2026, for a March to June 2027 shipment date. While that timeline isn't guaranteed, the issue will definitely be out sometime in 2027. It's nearly complete, and we're curating a few final pieces. Our open call for articles is mostly closed, but we still welcome visual art and multimedia submissions.
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