I updated The Cicada Files on Samizdat: therealsamizdat.com.
Months of researching and writing went into the project--and bitter cyberwar.
These articles were published on January 9, 2020.
I conclude with an opus that rewrites popular consensus: Z 3301 et al. (21,476 words).
Interviews, August and September, 2019.
I published my interviews with gHOST3301 and the former lead designer of Cicada 3301, Arturo Tafoya, in August and September, 2019. Mr. Tafoya created the graphics that illustrate the series. He is responsible for the iconic visuals that made 3301 a cultural phenomenon.
Work Ahead.
I am now finalizing my interview with the YouTube celebrity Manuel Chavez III.
The Chavez interview is by far the largest, and likely to surmount 100,000 words when my research on its commentary is complete.
The Cicada Files will conclude with an analysis of the organization, functions and goals of the cyber order.
I use the tools of political science to produce a work of history.
As this works continues, I will give some thought to my YouTube channel, and upload videos that illustrate the series.
I will archive all digital works on my PasteBin and on LBRY.
I look forward to the maelstrom that this work will incite.
I know that everything that I write is destined for oblivion.
But--in the meantime, we shall reap the whirlwind.
Estéban Trujillo de Gutiérrez
Bangkok
January 9, 2020