My Brain Has Run Out of Sleeping Juice These summery November days echo my sense of losing the rhythm, of being out of time.
A Mumbled Conspiracy Feels Wholesome These Days And my mind turns gullible in the small hours, ready to believe anything.
There's a Thin Line Between Vigilance and Neuroticism The leaves have fallen, and we crunched over them while dressed for spring.
Tighter Pores, Fewer Toxins, and a Sharper Mind C. and I celebrated her birthday at the Largest Korean Sauna in North America.
A Secular Approach to Home Improvement I took an afternoon drive through Indiana the other day, and it was clear that America is not doing well.
Someday We Will Invent Kinder Gods and New Miracles Yesterday in twenty-first-century America, I idled behind a jeep with an InfoWars license plate.
Night Station I stood in line at the Gas ‘n Go behind a man with a pistol tucked into the elastic waistband of his sweatpants.
Hallucinator We traded memories through the night, starting with branches of personal history and working backward until we reached the primeval muck that fuels a life.
Room in the Air The real heroes of this blessed land are the short-order cooks at Chinese takeout joints who manipulate fire, oil, and steel like gods.