How Grant Morrison Wrote Himself Into Reality

Channel: Artificially Aware

In 1996, Grant Morrison nearly died from a staph infection that mirrored what they’d written happening to their comic book character months earlier. Collapsed lung. Face being destroyed. Two days to live.Their explanation? The comic was a spell. And they’d forgotten to write themselves out.This is the story of the hypersigil—a technology for editing reality using fiction as the interface. How Morrison built a six-year magical operation disguised as a comic book called The Invisibles. What it cost them. And the question you should probably be asking: are you already inside one? The stories you repeat start repeating in you. 0:00 — Writing Fiction That Writes Back 0:54 — The Origin of Sigils and Chaos Magic 2:04 — How Sigils Bypass the Conscious Mind 3:29 — The Limitation of Single-Use Magic

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