Tales for the Damned is not a collection of hopeful verses, but a descent into the shadows where fairytales collapse under the weight of reality. In these poems, princes fail, children are lost, and kingdoms rot — allegories that expose the cruelty of capitalism, patriarchy, and corruption. Written in the structure of ballads, the collection transforms childhood fantasies into gothic warnings, blending the macabre enchantment of Grimm with the sharpness of modern critique.
