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Adam Juan Murray Non-Member Joined 2025

These are the stories that bled.

Fiction Poetry Nonfiction Visual Art Photography

Santo ✝abú (Adam Juan Murray) writes post-infrastructure Mexican hauntology, body horror as interface, and cyberpunk tech-noir where machine ghosts and symbolic wounds haunt the same architecture.

A tattoo artist and film director, his work explores grief ecology, physical and psychological surrender to damaged animals, and what survives when intimacy becomes commerce, and memory refuses deletion.

He lives in Iztapalapa, Mexico—an Aztec god crowned with concrete.

If cities could speak, Iztapalapa would scream constantly.

Location:
Mexico City, Iztapalapa
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