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Stories. Products. Systems. Questions. Occasionally a useful answer.
ParadiseNovel · StandaloneA time-loop science-fiction novel about memory, love, and what remains after a life no one else remembers.
On FireShort fiction · StandaloneA compact work of literary horror about private devastation, institutional certainty, and the terrifying human need to give the unknowable a name.
CompulsionNovella · Haven prequelA darkly funny dystopian novella about a man whose perfectly optimized life fails to recognize the one event that matters.
SundayNovel · StandaloneA literary speculative thriller about an investigator, a bodiless intelligence, and what remains a person’s own after every influence has been exposed.
The Walled GardenNovel · Haven, Book OneA literary science-fiction captivity story about care, identity, and a place built to help that will not let its patient leave.
JUNE 2026Operator Dispatch – June 22Operator Dispatch – June 21June 17 – MarketsJune 17 – GeopoliticsJune 17 – EnergyOperator DispatchDaily syntheses · June 2026 · Complete runA published run of daily syntheses reading what people argued, sold, repeated, ignored, and changed across AI, technology, markets, geopolitics, energy, science, and culture.
The Geography of ConflictBook and working atlas · Fiction-development systemA fiction-development system for building pressure-driven characters, material collisions, supporting fields, and endings in which success creates consequence.
BathysPocket book · Adaptive systemAn adaptive system for coordinating a life when access to executive control is variable.
MovingShort film · Silent claymation · In productionA silent claymation short about a happy family relocating from coastal Florida to rural Kentucky, told through the father’s unreliable perception.
Field Notes
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Nobody Was Doing Anything Wrong
The easy version of leaving a job is the one where the place is broken and you saw it. The true version is worse for the ego and better for…
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What Must Be True to Make This Normal?
When a policy looks stupid, you are not allowed to conclude that the people who set it are dumb. Dumb is a verdict. You want a mechanism.