The Xanadu Review
Prester John Andrews, Cairo Smith, Ancient Problemz, Lirpa Strike, Monia Ali, משכיל בינהMonthly articles on politics, culture, tech, history and esoterica. Home of The Xanadu Review podcast- episodes released every other Monday
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 95 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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The Xanadu Review: Episode 43- Virginia Karnstein
In this episode of The Xanadu Review, I am joined by . We talk peace in the gender wars in our time, Virginia’s journey out of misandry and the alt-lite, extreme online political spaces, the esoteric and the occult, the similarities and dif...
Van Life and the Colonization of the Self
We all have bad habits and vices. For some it’s drinking too much. For others, it’s ordering fast food from DoorDash. But for me, it’s going down rabbit holes on trashy algorithmic content on YouTube. It can be all too easy to log on intend...
Notes From the Wormhole
In the approximately eighty years that broadcast television has existed, there have been a handful of perfect pilots. Episodes of a television program that encapsulates the premise, introduces the characters, tells a story that’s both self-...
The Xanadu Review: Episode 41- Russell Sprout
In today’s episode of The Xanadu Review, I’m joined by . We talk Gilmore Girls (and why Emily Gilmore has done nothing wrong, ever), how the medium of how we consume art changes the experience, the album experience as the theft of cows by v...
Techno-fash, A Permanent Underclass and All That Jazz
Okay, I know I just said I’m done posting explicitly about politics. What I meant was I’m done posting about politics in long form essays. I will still comment occasionally about current events in these roundups since they’re a bit more off...
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Navigating the trials of modernity through the wisdom of the past. Dispositionally cynical, defiantly optimistic. Author and host of The Xanadu Review. Creator of Americana Obscura.
Founder and EIC of Futurist Letters. Writer and director. Bylines in UnHerd, VICE, OMNI, default.blog, Hawkeye. I also make films and write novels.
Contemporary answers for legacy tribulations.
Millennial stereotype. Longtime insufferable blogger. Armchair typologist. Yoga teacher. I write sentimental essays about the past and comment on culture from a heterodox-left perspective. Pathologically open-minded unless you're mean.
Fandom native and former stan, investigating the history and (d)evolution of fandom and the spread and impact of stan culture. Available for consultation, commentary & commissions.
Definitely NOT a counter-extremism expert.
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