Cracks in Postmodernity
Stephen G. Adubato, Cindy Hernandez-Mathis, Juan Manuel Martínez, A. A. Kostas, Colin O'Brien, Benjamin Studebaker, Nikos Mohammadi, Juan Merchan, Jonathan Jameson, Jacob Williams, Joshua K. BurkeCultural commentary that gives precedence to aesthetics and ontology over ethics and politics.
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Stephen G. Adubato is a writer and professor of philosophy based in New York. He is also the curator of the Cracks in Postmodernity blog, podcast, and magazine. Follow him on Twitter @stephengadubato and Instagram @cracksinpomo
I write about Objects.
Now based in Florida | I’m mostly into literature and writing both in Spanish and English | Spanish Ph.D. and college instructor | Read my stuff here, or check out my podcast at @elmatizdifusion on substack.
I write fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews. Author of LUMINOX (Tilt Press, 2026) and THE PILGRIMS (Eclogue Press, coming soon). Editor of NEW ADVENTURES (Pennyworth Press, 2026). Contributing editor at TRACES JOURNAL. I'm always seeking Him.
Colin O’Brien is a Minnesotan in exile in the Washington, DC area. He’s an Oblate of St. Benedict of St. Anselm’s Abbey in DC and writes at the recently-founded Substack “In Whose Blent Air.” (inwhoseblentair.substack.com/)
Political Theorist from the University of Cambridge. Author of The Chronic Crisis of American Democracy: The Way is Shut & Legitimacy in Liberal Democracies
Student journalist @columbiasundial; writer and reporter—words UnHerd, Spectator, RealClear Politics, Sublation; horseshoe enthusiast; facilitator of hot takes, among other things.
Non-Bad Bunnized latino living in Canada. I’ve written film and literature reviews for Latin American and Canadian outlets. Short story writer. English, Spanish, French. Astronomy aficionado.
I am a priest at St John’s Church in Savannah and I’m interested in the nature of desire and its relation to God, the preeminence of grace, and everything Augustine.
Oxford PhD candidate in political theory and Head of Domestic Policy at Pickthall House Read more at https://jacobwilliams.co
Words on culture, policy, and history from the American interior.
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