Cultural Capital
James Marriott, Naomi AldermanA newsletter about ideas, literature and the arts
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Phantom pain, mysteries of corporate Japan, Max Gate, AI comes for non-fiction
Spring in Gościeradz by Leon Wyczółkowski
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. This edition is coming to you from the Hay Festival today if any of you happen to be around and fancy coming to my talk later in the afternoon.
I was in Dorse...
Architectural megalomania, Jacobean dramatists, death of Facebook, rise of materialism
Seaport at Sunset by Claude Lorrain
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital!
I am fascinated by the rash of grandiose oligarch architectural projects. There is Trump’s ballroom, his proposed triumphal arch, his mad presidential library, his...
Hideous shouting by hideous people, airline bankruptcy madness, the spell of linguistic philosophy, Felicity Kendall's crimson talons
Garden in Shoreham by Samuel Palmer
Hello!
Welcome to Cultural Capital. In The Times this week (cheerful as always) I wrote about how social media is re-introducing the idea of death as a form of entertainment:
Clearly casually scrolli...
Evil slaver ants, welcome to the permanent underclass, The Long Boring, Wittgenstein's mood swings
Still Life with Pots by Zurburan
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital! In The Times this week I wrote about how America’s Ivy League universities are creating a new aristocracy:
The United States is famously a Republic haunted by its fea...
Population collapse, fighting the Chinese patriarchy, Wittgenstein's brother, AI-generated vegetable drama, ranking Shakespeare
Eternal Spring by Maurice Denis
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. This week in The Times I wrote about how the passing of time is revealing the complete random madness of cancel culture:
What is revealed in hindsight, of course, is t...
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