Travel in the Key of Tuku on the Zimbabwe Border
…travel piece about crossing borders, not just between countries, but between outsider and witness. If you believe travel is more than ticking maps, if you’ve ever wondered how music can…
Il Braghettone
…night on the façade of London’s High Court — a furious vision of justice turned executioner, of law stripped of its ceremony and reduced to raw violence. The piece, a…
Censorship is Chaos Disguised as Order
Banksy, Justice, and the Violence of Silence The piece begins with a striking image: a Banksy mural that appeared overnight on London’s High Court — a furious depiction of justice…
I Hope That They Are Right…This Time
…power, and the modern obsession with forecasting the future. From gambling culture to political theatre, from financial speculation to online prediction markets, the piece explores a world increasingly shaped by…
Dear America, we’re just not that into you
In my latest piece over at rabble.ca, I explore how Canada’s evolving relationship with the U.S. reflects much more than just political tension—it’s about identity, values, and what it means…
A Master Doesn’t Necessarily Make you a Master
…recite, “because I need it to communicate with clients from abroad.” Then there are those who are brutally sincere and say point blank, “I need the piece of paper.” Not…
A New Piece over on Verge
…versa depending on how you look at it!) They’ve introduced a new aspect to their website where you can read some of their pieces online, check my latest one out…
The Gates Are Open: Modern Troy Has No Horses
…plain sight. No horse required. I explore this dynamic more fully—through Homer, Troy, and a slightly uncharitable lens—in the piece below: 🇪🇸 Spanish version (El Salto Diario): https://www.elsaltodiario.com/extrema-derecha/puertas-estan-abiertas-troya-moderna-no-tiene-caballos The Gates…
Verge Fall issue is Out
A new issue of the travel magazine Verge is out and I’ve got a few pieces in the current issue. Check out the sidebar on some of the Do’s and…
Poolside Austerity
…in Anglo-Saxon cultures—has never taken root here. Until now, maybe. In my latest Camino a Ítica pieces, I reflect on the creeping encroachment of privatization into Spanish public life—how the…