I'm Glad He's Dead

<p><em>I’m Glad He’s Dead: Fascism Hurts</em> by Eloise Yarvin with an introduction by Esme Mees a founding author and editor at Eatms Productions burrows deep into the sickness of our time. It reads like a confession from a country that knows what it’s done but can’t bring itself to say it out loud. This dark fictional oral history takes place in a basement where survivors of fascism greed and hypocrisy speak the kind of truths that polite society no longer wants to hear. One by one under a single light they explain why they are “glad he’s dead.” Not out of hate. Out of exhaustion. Out of release. </p><p>These are the voices of the bombed family the silenced woman the poisoned river the worker left behind. Together they show what happens when cruelty becomes policy and power walks away untouched. Yarvin and Eatms Productions don’t moralize. They simply hold open the wound. The result is a haunting parable about what we’ve allowed to fester in plain sight. It is fiction but it feels like testimony- raw unfiltered and frighteningly true.<i> </i></p>