Will Vigar

poet. writer. imposter.

Category Archives: agoraphobia

Phantom Limbs, Withheld Worlds, and the Quatermass Experience (Part One)

Amputation gets described as removal, which is technically accurate in the way a spreadsheet can be accurate. Yes, the limb is not there. Well done, everyone. The problem is that … Continue reading

06/06/2026 · Leave a comment

Haunted When the Minutes Drag.

I’m not usually one for blowing my own trumpet. If there’s one thing that is going to ever scupper my chances as being a well known author, its that I … Continue reading

22/05/2026 · Leave a comment

The Gentle Violence of Obsolescence Vs the Thingness of Stuff (Part One)

  Nostalgia is often described as a feeling, which flatters it enormously. Feelings are flighty. They arrive late, leave early, and can usually be distracted with a cup of tea. … Continue reading

16/05/2026 · Leave a comment

The Treachery of Doors

Doorways are where time goes to hesitate. Not dramatically. Not with any particular flair. A small, almost polite pause, like a sentence without its verb, your inattention assumed. A doorway … Continue reading

10/05/2026 · Leave a comment

When the Future Becomes Administrative

At some point, the future stops behaving like a direction and starts behaving like an obligation. This isn’t dramatic. Nothing collapses. There’s no moment you could point to later and … Continue reading

06/05/2026 · Leave a comment

The Spiral: Six Attempts to Notice While the System Keeps Running 4

USER EXPERIENCE ISSUES IN BASE REALITY If we are living in a digital simulation, the first clue is not quantum weirdness, déjà vu, or the occasional pigeon that looks like … Continue reading

01/05/2026 · Leave a comment

Haunted When the Minutes Drag 7

Recovery narratives rely on good behaviour from time. This happened, then that happened, and eventually things improved. The story moves forward. The arc resolves. Everyone applauds politely and goes home … Continue reading

27/04/2026 · Leave a comment

Haunted When the Minutes Drag 6

6. Nostalgia Is Not Memory Nostalgia is often mistaken for memory. This flatters nostalgia enormously. Memory is unstable, unreliable, and prone to decay. Nostalgia is selective, repetitive, and oddly resistant … Continue reading

24/04/2026 · Leave a comment

Haunted When the Minutes Drag 5

5. Notes From an Arrested Day Alexa tells me it’s morning. There is light poking through the edges of the blackout curtain. I suppose she is right, but this does … Continue reading

22/04/2026 · Leave a comment

Haunted…

Well, the proof arrived and it looks bloody gorgeous … It’ll be in Amazon from May 4th.

07/04/2026 · Leave a comment