Dumpster Fires
Barret BaumgartEvery writer dreams of a room of their own. Even better, a room with a view…
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 42 |
| Subscribers | Read | dumpsterfires.substack.com |
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The Dark Potency of Nonfiction Prose
“Why do you write nonfiction?” “Why nonfiction?” “Why don’t you write, like, a novel or something?” “Have you tried fiction?” “What even is nonfiction?” “What’s non-fiction?” “Nonfiction, like cookbooks?”
Los Angeles is Burning
Perhaps you’ve seen the news. Los Angeles is burning—worse than ever before. Fires keep starting. They keep on expanding. Give your phone a good long doom scroll. This is what it’s all about.
Santa Susana: The Sequel
This is the end. It’s taken me years to force myself to write this. The coincidence revealed below is a frightening, gorgeous world-historic fact of uncanny import, and all the more shocking when viewed in light of the prior “Weird” posts. ...
The Tower of Rot
This post picks up where the last left off in my series, “The Heights of Weird.” It comes dangerously close to revealing why the book about Santa Susana is a freakishly uncanny sequel to my first book China Lake.
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