Collected Works in Contemporary Prose and Art
Nonfiction
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Why the Green Transition Is Already Lost
A searing critique of the Green Transition’s failure—not in policy, but in metaphor, language, and imagination.
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The Unknown Soldier – 1781
An Unknown Soldier of 1781 bears witness to the brutal legacy of American wars, from Yorktown to January 6th, tracing the fragile arc of democracy.
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Quiet Lives
A moving reflection on the quiet strength, beauty, and misunderstood reality of introversion in a world shaped by extroversion.
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Brittany, 1991: Watching the Old World Fade
An American expatriate in 1991 Brittany captures the twilight of rural traditions under a Europe in flux—tender, wry, and hauntingly beautiful.
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Of Rats and Men
A blackly funny, brutally honest meditation on mortality, masculinity, and the shared instincts of creatures facing slow, inevitable suffering.
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The Great Plains
“There was no thought of an egotistical self-sacrifice, no thought of anything left behind… only the immediate bliss of the end of the physical self.”