Morbid Curiosity
Philip WalfordRumination, meditation, recrimination.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | morbidcuriosity.substack.com |
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Love Songs in the Digital Age
Long before I read any of his poems — before I even knew he was a poet — I understood that Philip Larkin was a vile old pervert. I knew this because of my mother, who went to war against Larkin when I was small.
Extract from "Grievous Angels"
“Grievous Angels” is a novel I wrote about the music, art and magic of the Twentieth Century. Sadly, no one really fancied publishing it. Gram Parsons is one of the main characters, and this scene about the Flying Burrito Brothers and the S...
I wrote a thing for Vox
It’s not as if I have many subscribers who don’t already a) know me personally and b) follow me on Twitter, but since the latter seems ready to sink into a boiling sea of Kendall-Roy-isms, I thought I’d plug/memorialize/record a recent piec...
Are you there, Satan? It's me, America
Is it true that there are no second acts in American lives? Maybe it doesn’t matter. After all, this is a country that pegged its rise to cultural prominence on inventing new dramatic forms. How many acts you get is irrelevant if you have t...
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