Archive - Mojitos in the Gulag

I Think We Can Make It

Nov 20, 2023 •

Tonight I passed a house that I thought we should live in. Not that one, but another like it. We could build one bigger, or keep it modest so that there…

Nov 12, 2023 •

Excerpt from an unpublished novel

Nov 8, 2023 •

October 2023

Civilization in Peril

We'll Always Have Paris

Oct 18, 2023 •

The Coffee Shop

I hate Kierkegaard

Oct 4, 2023 •

September 2023

Sep 14, 2023 •

Some homes are well-lit, where the bright white bulbs radiate an insistent illumination on every corner and bower; and upon immediately entering it…

Sep 11, 2023 •

August 2023

A moving face was pressed on the glass, a familiar face that made its way past the outside of my bar arising an indelible impression that once…

Aug 28, 2023 •

I woke up gasping for your air, startled, because the darkness of my whereabouts, worn from a dream that you were here, held its spectral fingers around…

Aug 26, 2023 •

June 2023

Strangers Again

Destruction after consummation because only the intimate can be destroyed, otherwise everything is line reeling without tension: The emptiness of…

Jun 27, 2023 •

May 2023

The Future of the Right?

After attending the New York Young Republican Club’s “Future of the Right” debate between a populist and a libertarian, I penned this piece in T…

May 25, 2023 •

The Disaster of a Democratized Public Sphere

I wrote this article for American Thinker that was published today. It contends that in a society in which the “marketplace of ideas” is severel…

May 11, 2023 •

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