The west wing

AI Rating: 1/10 - Edward Gorey's "The West Wing" (1963) is a macabre amphigory—a nonsense tale with intricate, gothic illustrations depicting eerie happenings in a haunted mansion. It features Gorey's signature style: absurd, Victorian-inspired whimsy and dark humor, with no progressive political messaging, social justice themes, identity politics, or diversity prioritization. Purely stylistic and apolitical storytelling.