Cracks in Postmodernity
Stephen G. Adubato, Anton Cebalo, Joe Enabnit, João Pinheiro da Silva, Juan Manuel Martínez, Jonah Howell, Nikos Mohammadi, Juan Merchan, Carlos Egaña, Blaise Cole, Joe Wozniak, Jacob WilliamsCultural 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
writer/historian in nyc
Iowa Supreemist Ex-Atheist Mediocre Musician Kaffeost-Enjoyer Trophy Husband Black Metal Historian (amateur) I write about the gym, faith, fatherhood, Midwestern esoterica, rural depression, Norwegian black metal, and their crossroads
PhD candidate in philosophy at the University of St Andrews, specializing in the metaphysics of science
Now based in Alexandria, VA | 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 in Spanish at @elmatizdifusion on substack.
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.
Carlos is a Brooklyn-based Venezuelan writer. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing in Spanish from NYU and has written about fine arts, Latin American politics, and pop culture for various Venezuelan and American publications.
Blaise Cole is an artist and writer interested in avant-garde art and living the Catholic faith. He lives in Alaska.
Passionate about restoring the Neo-Platonic ideal of human grandeur back into public works. ✝️
Oxford PhD candidate in political theory and Head of Domestic Policy at Pickthall House Read more at https://jacobwilliams.co
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