High and Wired
The rich get better drugs. You get told to make better choices.
FOUR BOOKS. ONE UNEQUAL WORLD.
The science is shared.
The privilege isn’t.
FIELD NOTES / THE SERIESPublic record.
Private privilege.01—04 THE CHEMICAL DIVIDE
Private privilege.01—04 THE CHEMICAL DIVIDE
Drugs. Money. Unequal access.
CREATIVE NONFICTION / DARK SATIRETHE COLLECTION / 01—04
Follow the molecule.
Follow the money.
Four ways into the same system.
Read in order, or start where it hurts.
The Cartel Ledger
You paid for the drug war. You should see who got rich.
The White Coat
Your pain is somebody's fucking growth strategy.
The Synthetic Age
New molecules. Same disposable people.
BEHIND THE SERIES
Same molecule.
Different world.
A private clinic. A cartel ledger. A patent office. A lab that never sleeps.
The Chemical Divide follows the substances, systems, and fortunes that connect them. Told by a self-described “creative taxpayer,” these four books bring a darkly comic voice to the distance between those who make the rules and those who live with them.
Each volume stands alone. Together, they trace the same question: who gets access, who gets paid, and who gets the warning label?
Documented history. Dark satire. A fictional narrator. For adult readers.
THE SATIRICAL GAME
How to commit
the perfect crimes.
Opium. Cocaine. Cannabis. Opioids.
Six drug stories. Every choice leaves a receipt.
The poppy wants an empire.
The opioid wants a white coat.
THE CHEMICAL DIVIDE / THE QUIZ
Know your chemistry?
Coffee, medicine, and a few
surprising suspects.
Score 0
Choose an element here, or click a glowing tile on the table.
Six questions. No timer. Just chemistry.
THE ANSWER BOARD / 118 ELEMENTS
Atomic number · Symbol · Element name. Quiz explanations include their sources.
Element reference: IUPAC ↗FROM HIGH AND WIRED
“I am a creative taxpayer who happens to have a chemistry problem.”Meet the narrator