Great news. The Federal Government of the United States of America wants you to know that it is still there. It is in Denver. It has been in Denver since 211…

Originally pure Veridian-Holt internal management jargon meaning 'a promised outcome or product due by a deadline,' the word escaped corporate channels aroun…

A slick, corporate-produced comedy podcast that bills itself as 'the city talking to itself after the workday ends' — a nightly thirty-minute blend of satiri…

A series of twelve monumental holographic portrait installations in Spire corporate atria, each depicting a founding executive of a major corponation — but r…

Ossuary Pop is a defiantly commercial genre that packages existential horror about digital mortality, bodily obsolescence, and the anxiety of living alongsid…

Formatted precisely like a religious instruction manual — numbered articles, call-and-response sections, a glossary of 'sacred terms' — this text systematica…

…ppearance of ethical oversight with no actual function. The satire is sharp but carefully calibrated — the novel was published by Halvex Media's literary imprint and…

A novel written from the interior perspective of a Tier 5 Spire resident over the course of a single year, depicting in granular and apparently intimate deta…

…and 'valued' by their corponations. The piece was a cutting satire of performed corporate intimacy. Within eight months, Meridian Verified had licensed the aesthetic…