A Speck of Order
On chosen frames, spiritual awakening, and functioning without solid ground
Read →The Ground Under Your Feet
Blade Runner, Miami Vice, and the science fiction that never trusted reality
Read →''Summertime'' Was Never Simple
A College of Charleston alum discovers the opera behind the lullaby—and America’s layered contradictions.
Read →Sportive Brutality
How one phrase from A Canticle for Leibowitz turned surf-fishing’s raw play into gratitude for a good life in a good time. ⚠️ Book spoilers ahead.
Read →Geologist Who Never Worked in Science
A conversation about cameras, Charleston, and what scientific training does to a person when it has nowhere obvious to go.
Read →Grok Has Been Designing Jim Food
A year of Grok recipes taught me something unexpected about flavor fatigue, meal prep, and designing food for Thursday, not Tuesday
Read →Easy to Solve, Hard to Live With
Forty-Six Years of Western Half-Measures and the Moral Cost of Clean Hands
Read →Moral Code Cast in Paper
From a 2016 Tumblr quote that resonated with unexpected readers to a single handmade book that never left home
Read →Dark Memory
I triggered Omi’s pain — by accident.
Read →Omi
Resilience and Scars: A German Tween in WWII’s End
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