For the curious, the strange, and anyone wondering what might happen if they followed an impossible idea.

Somewhere between the world as it is and the world as it could be, there’s something waiting to be imagined.

Black and white photo of snow-covered ground with smooth, rounded snow drifts and a faint line of rocky cliffs in the background.
A foggy, monochrome forest with leafless trees and a person standing in the center, wearing a long coat and hat, with a forest backdrop.
Multiple hands with rings overlapping and touching a person's face in a dimly lit environment with red lighting.
Close-up of a colorful abstract art piece featuring numerous stylized eyeballs with vibrant colors and swirling patterns.
A person sitting on the floor reading a book, with a cup nearby and some headphones resting on the floor. The person is wearing a white shirt and denim shorts.

Create Something Impossible With Me

Join poet and speculative artist Imani Sims for creative experiences exploring the strange, magical, speculative, and wonderfully impossible.

We'll build worlds, trouble old myths, invent impossible futures, and follow peculiar questions wherever they lead.

Write it. Draw it. Build it. Perform it. Imagine it into existence.

You don’t have to call yourself an artist. You just have to be willing to follow the strange.

Come curious. We’ll see where it takes us.

Upcoming Creative Experiences

The Future Is Queer & Full of Monsters

In this 90-minute experience that's part writing workshop, part speculative salon, we'll imagine queer gods, monsters, lovers, rituals, and impossible futures. Hosted at Charlie's Queer Bookstore, this after-hours gathering welcomes writers and curious creatives of all experience levels. Come curious. Make something monstrous.

And Then the Stars Changed

What if the impossible was only the beginning?

Imagine waking up one morning and discovering you can breathe underwater. A door appears in your home that wasn't there yesterday. An ancient witch turns over a tarot card and tells you something the stars have been keeping secret.

What happens next?

And Then the Stars Changed is a four-week invitation to step beyond the familiar and explore the wonderfully impossible.

A Four-Week Experiment in Speculative Creation

Four weeks at the edge…

Week One — Follow the Strange

Begin with an impossible question. Explore peculiar ideas, unexpected discoveries, and the beginnings of a world that doesn't yet exist.

Week Two — Make the Impossible Ordinary

Every imagined world has its own rules. Explore environments, characters, objects, rituals, and the small details that make extraordinary things feel real.

Week Three — Make a Little Trouble

What happens when the rules change? Experiment with mythology, transformation, monsters, magic, and the unexpected consequences of your imagined world.

Week Four — Bring Something Back

Give your impossible idea a form. Develop an original creative work or concept and discover where your imagination might take you next.


What You'll Experience

  • Four live, two-hour virtual creative sessions

  • Imaginative prompts and dedicated time to experiment

  • An intimate cohort of curious creatives

  • A digital Field Guide with prompts and creative explorations

  • Supportive feedback through our Pull / Wonder / Follow approach

  • Space to develop an original creative work or concept in your chosen medium

Self-Guided Writing Experiences

When the Dark Calls Your Name

Writing Horror at the Edge of the Known

The dark is still calling. Answer whenever you're ready.

What happens when the familiar becomes strange? When something beautiful turns unsettling? When the impossible begins to feel a little too real?

Originally offered as a live workshop, When the Dark Calls Your Name is now a self-guided writing experience exploring horror beyond monsters and jump scares.

Through literary readings, storytelling techniques, and generative prompts, you'll explore haunting, transformation, mythology, and the wonderfully unsettling.

What's Inside:

  • Workshop slides exploring the building blocks of horror storytelling

  • Curated literary excerpts with guided observations and questions

  • Three 15-minute generative writing prompts

Format: Downloadable PDF | Self-guided | Approximately 60–90 minutes

No deadlines. No horror-writing experience required. Just you, the page, and permission to let your imagination misbehave.

Come curious. Follow the strange. See what answers.