Lit & Border News
John WashingtonJohn Washington's essays toward the inexpressible
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Blowtorch Diplomacy
She stood on top of the oil tanker, fistfuls of gravel gripped in each hand. At her feet were two of her four children, ages ten and six. The night was dark — thick shrub and dense tropical forest seeming to close in on the tracks. Yesenia ...
Best of 2026
What a damn year it’s been. Troops deployed to American streets, war drums and extrajudicial murder in the Caribbean, a prolonged national discussion about a pedophile, the longest ever government shutdown, sharp reversals on climate change...
Immigration "extremism"
Last Friday morning, Dec 5, I started catching pings on a couple of the ICE Watch Signal channels I’ve been invited into as a reporter: federal immigration agents were supposedly in my neighborhood. I wasn’t home at the time, but once I saw...
Reading Recs on Immigration Detention
I have a few big articles brewing which I’m excited to share soon. But for now, given the soul-focusing crunch of writing a book in under five months (pant, pant, blow — as the LaMaze pattern goes) I’m sharing a bit about what I’ve been rea...
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journalist/translator. -AZ Luminaria, New York Review of Books, The Intercept, etc. My book on asylum was published in 2020 by Verso. My book on open borders was published in 2024 by Haymarket. tips/saludos to [email protected] @jbwashing
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