Brain Worms and Big Fish
Brain Worms and Big Fishnuanced analysis on the internet, cultural phenomena, climate change, existential risks, the modern condition, political strategy, media, and all that may intersect.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only paid issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | ashkahn.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Austin, Slacker (1990), Liberal Complacency, and Commodified Strangeness
Transplants, The Californian Ideology, Individualistic Inaction, and Being Weird from the Womb
White Noise, The Airborne Toxic Event (The Norfolk Southern Train Derailment), and the Technological Sublime
Don DeLillo the Pattern Recognition Prophet, Three Mile Island, Mundanity Obscuring Action, A People's Revitalization, Collective Health, and a Gen-Z application of the Sublime.
Goodbye, New York
On the image of NYC, the Frank Sinatra fallacy, artists as the minimum wage backbone, the so-called "leftists" of Barnard College and the city, and moving across the country back to Texas.
Andrew Callaghan, The Gray Area, and Accountability for Assault
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Authors
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TX based writer & gremlin. Columbia graduate. Focuses on cultural criticism, but also writes tender tidbits from time to time.
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