I’m Tired of Men
It was a late flight on December 20th. I was staring out the window, listening to music, when the plane took off. Beside me was [...]
Different Battles, Same Struggle: The U.S. War on China, Venezuela, and the International Left
Everywhere you look, the United States is at war– at home, through military occupation of cities, institutional violence, and state-sanctioned kidnappings, and abroad, through economic [...]
guilt, god, & free will
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 7.30.25 Struggling with guilt eternal. I feel guilty for being safe, happy, warm, full, and then I feel guilty for feeling guilty, because [...]
tango: sensual and scary
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 7.29.25 It’s Amanda’s birthday. Ari came over around 10pm and we stayed up past midnight to clock in the new year. Wine, cigarettes. [...]
on evita and dying
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 7.28.25 Evita died from cervical cancer. It’s been a real treasure to read the gritty details about the oceans of blood and [...]
penis jokes and jazz
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 7.27.25 Argentina is turning me into a god damn alcoholic. I swear, I’ve never drank so much wine. But it feels wrong not [...]
spontaneous sidewalk serenade
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 7.26.25 Today I walked. And walked and walked and walked. I walked so far that the tops of my feet began to [...]
argentinian cousins and surrealist performance art
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 7.25.25 Martin picked me up at 8pm. That’s early for Argentina, I’ve come to learn. Most people don’t go out until at [...]
The U.S. Advances Its Dystopian Plan to Destroy China
Imagine: it’s the summer of 2025, and the United States has been surrounded by foreign military bases. The bases have been built by some antagonistic [...]
Seven Things Tom Cotton Needs to Learn About China
US Senator Tom Cotton recently published a book titled Seven Things You Can’t Say About China. I decided to put myself through the aggravated torture [...]