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Vol. I · No. 1Prolonging the Slow Death of NewspapersEst. 2026

Driven

Read Thomas Lake's story: One week ago today on a boulevard in Jacksonville, an uncommon woman punched her accelerator and rolled west toward the skyline.

She drove a dark SUV full of teenage boys, none of whom seemed to know where she was going. They would never find out.

A man in a red BMW coupe cut into the middle lane just ahead of her bumper, and the uncommon woman hit the brake. She also mashed the horn. This last fact is crucial to our story, because it shows us the start of her anger, and anger runs through our story like a boiling stream.

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