The Burning House: Dialogues on Empire, Genetics, and Reclamation

What happens when a nation can no longer agree on what it is-or what it should become? The Burning House is a provocative work of political fiction that confronts America at a moment of profound fracture. As institutions weaken, public trust disappears, and competing visions of the country's future collide, the people at the center of the story are forced to confront questions that are impossible to avoid. What holds a nation together when its citizens no longer share the same understanding of truth, freedom, power, or responsibility? Through intense conversations, political conflict, and competing visions of America's future, The Burning House explores the forces pulling a divided society apart-and the possibility that the crisis is deeper than politics alone. Part political drama, part philosophical exploration, The Burning House asks what happens when the foundations of a society begin to crack. The house is burning. The question is whether anyone can agree on how to save it.