We Were the Children Who Knew 
Two Boys at a Track Meet 
The Exhaustion Economy 
The Distance Between Convenience and Consequence 
The Sterile Screen 
I Came Here to Write Fiction…
Then the World Wouldn’t Shut Up. On finding your voice in a world that’s running...
We Were the Children Who Knew
An essay on growing up in the shadow of one Cold War, and watching the...
Two Boys at a Track Meet
It was raining in Frisco, Texas. That’s where this starts. Not with race. Not with...
The Exhaustion Economy
How Modern Politics Discovered It Doesn’t Need Your Support… Only Your Attention Spend enough time...
The Distance Between Convenience and Consequence
Most of us begin our day the same way. An alarm sounds from a smartphone...
The Sterile Screen
How We Scrolled Our Way Out of the Future A curious thing happens whenever the...
Living in Different Worlds
(Opening Note, I have lived in Many Worlds Beyond the Military One…) There’s a man...
The Right to Say the Wrong Thing
There’s a thought experiment I keep returning to, and it goes something like this: if...
The World’s Most Expensive Game of “I Wasn’t Touching You”
Somewhere in the rubble of modern geopolitics, someone invented the concept of a ceasefire that...
The Great 2026 World Cup Shambles
Borders, Backroom Deals, and the Illusion of the Global Game We are told, with the...
The Price of the Skyline
You may well know that there is a certain photograph that exists in roughly ten...