Essays
Shorter-form work exploring the intersections of forensic methodology, narrative, and philosophy.
Essays from Narrowlight Publishing explore the ideas behind the methodology — the philosophy of evidence, the nature of absence, the relationship between documentation and truth. They are written in the same measured register as the practice itself.
The Absence of Alert
An exploration of the statement that defines the practice: why the absence of warning is not the absence of error, and what that means for anyone who relies on systems of documentation.
TODO: Link when publishedClarity Reveals
On the practice of making things visible — not by adding information, but by removing the obstructions that prevent what is already there from being seen.
TODO: Link when publishedThe Record and the Real
On the gap between what happened and what was documented — and why the gap itself is the primary object of forensic analysis.
TODO: Link when publishedRestraint as Method
Why the discipline of not saying what cannot be established is not a limitation but the foundation of reliable analysis.
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