The Nebuchadnezzar magazine

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  • Last edit 10/18/2025. E.K. Anderson Nebuchadnezzar magazine. Flash fiction. Copyright 10/17/2025. I was asleep when I saw a flicker of light in my dream. It peered through the lens of my mind, a non-corporal place of which I deem my statutory observation. Anyway. Away from that place, I opened my physical eyes, and saw the…

  • A quarterly magazine discussing topics of health, wealth, and well-being. Annual fiction published. Copyright 2025. Nebuchadnezzar magazine. Lead editor E.K. Anderson.

  • Edit 1 Sep 11, 2025 A short story by Eric-Anderson Momou (E.K. Anderson) – Copyright September 2025, The Nebuchadnezzar publishing house. The day was March the first, a Wednesday—I forget the year. Whatever, it was before the Ides of March. I’d just about had it with the job so I throttled it at a hundred…

  • When you think of a bully, what do you think of? Do you think of a big, hunky kid with freckles like the Sandlot? Or do you think of a sly conniving, serpentine weasel sort like Voldemort, a politician like Magneto, or a muscle-bound intellectual like Bane? I was working at a warehouse the other…

  • The Birthmark: A Jungian analysis of love and Obsession Eric Momou UW – Milwaukee Copyright 2023 The Birthmark stands amongst Hawthorne’s finest works of the male Jungian archetype. In it, the reader sees the installments of wayward masculinity, an analysis of the self, obsession, and infatuation. When compared alongside Edgar Allan Poe’s Morella there is…

  • Remembering The Road to Pasadena By Eric-Anderson Kouadio Momou -Copyright 2025 Akissi, I do not know where you will go in the coming year. But, here is a thought I’ve written down. I’ve inscribed it, not for your sake – but mine: so that I may come to terms with what has passed, and what…

  • DRAFT #1E.K. ANDERSON THE KEEPER OF THE SUN  In my youth, I was a Keeper of the Rising Sun. Believe me. If I could explain my previous occupation I would, but the specific processes are nebulous – beyond comprehension. All you must know, is that my job was an important one – that I once…