From the north, the United States looks less like a melting pot and more like a furnace; forever insisting that what enters must liquefy. Canada tells a different story. Ours is bilingual by statute, stitched into law. Theirs is bilingual by demographic inevitability, forty-five million Spanish speakers, more than our...
A technical teardown of the sugar maple (Acer saccharum)—treating Canada's iconic tree like a biological machine with cryo-hydraulic pumps, chemical compilers, and a failing cooling system.
On the words we’ve abandoned, the artifacts they live in, and what it means to love language in an age of reduction.
Part of The Conopticon Papers
Volume I of The Conopticon Papers
From my daughter’s question about the sky to my baby’s first splash of water, I’ve been learning that parenting is less about answers…
From login screens to livestreams, from Hogger raids to Heroes of the Storm, a journey through myth, memory, mastery, and the places we…
Ancestry adrift, exile by sea, the maritime memory that shapes a life
In an era of polarization, revivalism, and authoritarian drift, the resurrection we need isn’t spiritual – it’s civic.
