August Holloway

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Beneath Us

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A Suitable Man

The body on the floor of Saydnaya has a number written on its chest in black marker. The number is 3659. The body has been photographed from three angles: face, profile, full length. The photographer is wearing rubber boots. He has taken this photograph before. He will take it again.

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Predictable Ruin

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The Immune Response

You already know. You know a rich man had an island. You know about the planes and the girls and the famous names in the flight logs. You know he went to prison once, briefly, for a crime that should have put him away for life, and you know he

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The Song Continues

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Meat for Metal

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Still Fourteen

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Dig It

The We

The first time he killed a man he thought of her hands. Wringing out the mop. Wringing out the cloth. The way she squeezed until nothing was left. The motion is the same. He learned it watching her. He learned it before he learned to read. You grip and you

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I Really Don't Care

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The Right Way

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The Blood Is the Credential

They pay him two thousand dollars to say the word capability on television. They paid him nothing to learn what a body sounds like when it falls down stairs. He has a talent agent and a therapist and a gun safe and a daughter who will not let him hold

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The Part That Likes It

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The First Rule

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Ten Feet

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The Puritan's Basement

I. THE BEETLE The car was a 1968 Volkswagen Beetle, tan, the color of nothing. The color of parking lots and motel stucco and the sky before rain that never comes. He had removed the passenger seat and stored it somewhere no one ever found. In its place was a

They Have Always Been Coming

Whatever in creation exists without my knowledge exists without my consent. Cormac McCarthy, Blood Meridian I. The Frontier They have always been coming. In the national dream they mass at the edge of the known world and their fires light the darkness and in the morning the darkness is closer.

The Puppet Has Strings Too

The machine did not stop when they took him. It did not even pause. Machines do not pause. They process. She stands at the window of the presidential office watching the city she has inherited. Caracas in the gray light of morning. The slums climbing the hillsides like something organic,

El títere también tiene hilos

La máquina no paró cuando se lo llevaron. Ni se inmutó. Las máquinas no se inmutan. Procesan. Desde la ventana del despacho presidencial mira la ciudad que le tocó heredar. Caracas bajo esa luz gris que tiene la mañana aquí. Los cerros con sus ranchos trepándole encima como algo vivo,

The Silence Was the Signal: Inside Venezuela’s Quiet Succession

The surveillance state that could track a tweet to a body somehow missed an invasion. That wasn't a failure. That was the tell. On January 3rd, 2026, American forces captured Nicolás Maduro in a palace that fifteen years of Cuban-trained intelligence should have made impenetrable. The radars

In Our Name: Venezuela

What a country calls liberation tells you what that country has become. On January 3rd, 2026, American aircraft crossed into Venezuelan airspace. By morning, Nicolás Maduro was in chains and a word was on every screen: Liberation. Officials invoked Panama 1989, Noriega captured, democracy restored, mission accomplished. We built a