Dreams in the Which House
Adrian DaubWell this is where my thoughts go now
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | adriandaub.substack.com |
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"A long way to go and a short time to get there"
[“Wait, there’s a pretty important election coming up, and you’re just writing about cars, Adrian?” Why, yes, yes I am! If you would like to get my takes on the election, you can head over to my podcast In Bed With the Right to hear me comp...
"Why did I go this way?"
This week, I asked my students to watch Duel. Steven Spielberg’s 1971 TV movie (released theatrically in a 90 minute cut later that year) was based on a teleplay by Richard Matheson, adapting a short story that had originally appeared in Pl...
Twelve Theses about Car Chases, Gender and History -- Part 1
[So as part of my effort to promote The Cancel Culture Panic, I’ve decided to talk about something completely different — cars! My conversation with Sarah Marshall and Alex Steed about Stephen King’s Christine is out now, and here is more s...
And now for something completely different
This probably isn’t how you promote a book: by talking about your next one? But what can I say, this newsletter is where I try out ideas, talk about ongoing writing projects, go down my favorite rabbit holes. And that means I probably need ...
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Professor at Stanford; author: WHAT TECH CALLS THINKING (2020), CANCEL CULTURE TRANSFER (2022); bylines at: The New Republic, NYMag, Longreads, The Guardian, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, others.
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