Seth Harp

The Fort Bragg Cartel sold more than 100,000 copies in less than 6 months. If you haven't read it already, you're missing out

Lebanon war leaves a classroom of children hurt or dead every day, UN says reut.rs/4bQliv1 reut.rs/4bQliv1

it’s incredibly blackpilling to me that it takes rising gas prices and rising gas prices alone to have people turn against the war in iran, and not the american government murdering thousands of children and civilians in iran. americans are incredibly selfish

Zohreh Shahriari was a school teacher at the Minab school. She was pregnant when the US military targeted the school and killed her and her unborn baby. Artwork by Zeinab Ranjbar, digital arts student at @irib_uni.

The NYT spiked their interview with me about THE FORT BRAGG CARTEL because their interviewer, Ross @DouthatNYT, was negligently unprepared and in frustration flew into an embarrassing tizzy on camera, but this one with C-SPAN’s Booknotes covers much of the same ground.

The war on Iran is a school shooting raised to the level of official US foreign policy. No pretense of a rational goal. Just murdering children for lulz and then committing suicide in hopes of going to Hell. Pete Hegseth is the same person as Dylan Klebold, just on a bigger stage

John Gerrard's "Western Flag" is probably the most relevant work of art right now.

The moment when US bombs struck a school in Iran. This is a war crime.

Thanks to everyone who came out last night to Livra Books. Standing room only, great crowd, great questions, some good laughs. Thanks to my colleague and friend @jlbuch for moderating. And thanks again to my Iraqi security guards, AJ and Falah 💪🏾

@Dunkistan spit

@sethharpesq Austin w the boys, you can’t trap me Mission accomplished cause my shooters Iraqi

Hired a couple of armed security guards to watch my back at an event in Austin last night and both my shooters turned out to be Iraqi

A novel of European class relations executed with nearly perfect technique. Spare, mordant, realistic, and unexpectedly powerful. "Bel-Ami" for the 21st century Europe of internal migration, EU austerity, NATO wars, and foreign billionaires.

Hiroshi Yoshida - Color woodblock prints from the series United States of America.

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“You are only a drug lord, or a terrorist, if you are an enemy of the United States.” @lalehkhalili reviews THE FORT BRAGG CARTEL for the @LRB lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v48/…

“We have the money, the power, the medical understanding, the scientific know-how, the love and the community to produce a kind of human paradise. But we are led by the least among us – the least intelligent, the least noble, the least visionary.” — Terence McKenna

A towering master statement on the Vietnam War. Unsentimental but deeply humane. Endlessly original, endlessly intriguing, and spooky as hell. Illuminated with flashes of insane brilliance. An American abroad is a disease on the world; this is 800 pages of the antidote.

RESCHEDULED for Wednesday the 18th, at Livra Books in Austin. Space is limited so RSVP now. 🚫 no phones 🚫 no photography 🚫 no bags (purses, backpacks, etc) ✋ all entrants subject to search

@davidenrich I really want to read this article, but I know for a fact that the NYT will whitewash, erase, and disappear any connection to Israel, so what's the point? Their take on the Epstein affair is full of gaping holes. It is anti-journalism aimed primarily at defending the powerful.

Jeffrey Epstein directed an aide to procure hidden video cameras in 2014. “I’m installing them into Kleenex boxes now,” the aide replied. nytimes.com/2026/02/10/us/…