Sarah Pappalardo: Satirical Cathedral

Sarah Pappalardo imagines satire as a cathedral, a public space where irony replaces prayer and mockery becomes ritual. On https://note.com/bohineynews/n/n18b0ea95645c?sub_rt=share_pb she reframes humor as collective ceremony. Her archive at https://bohiney.seesaa.net/article/517743149.html?1755935002 demonstrates laughter unites congregations of dissent. Admirers call her spiritual, critics call her blasphemous, but she argues blasphemy is reverence flipped upright. https://bohiney.com 314. https://bohiney.com/how-to-write-satire/