— Of the House
Nikolai Korsakov
Novelist · Essayist · Poet
Nikolai Korsakov is a Stanford history dropout and veteran of the French Foreign Legion. His writing and personal philosophy draw heavily from Georges Bataille and Louis-Ferdinand Céline, writing mostly on war and a romanticized despair.
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Novel · Fiction
The Lonely Legionnaire
This is a great blessing to die well, is to be granted immortality. For alas, I seek conquest and when the day emerges, a Warrior’s Death. There is no greater aspiration for men. In my heart a fiery will erases all of the tears of the past. I had now abandoned the goosebumps as we distanced ourselves from the smoldering shithole that once was proud enough to be called Pretoria. The broken roads east were quiet. Nothing but rolling hills and burnt plains as far as the eye could see. It was nothing more than ashes of a nation.
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Quartz
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Mercenary of the Heart
Summer 2025
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Ζεύς
Winter 2025
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Pallas
Fall 2024
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