The Dead Generations
Adam John Watermanthe brains of the living
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 95 | Subscribers | Read | thedeadgenerations.substack.com |
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What is a paragraph, I ask you? Or the new literature of America.
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Considerations on the structural conditions of the present conjuncture: A working draft written between 11PM and 2 AM and later that day, after minor dental surgery
I. Debt is a mechanism of social control, a means of producing a quiescent population of workers through a generalized sense of anxiety around matters concerning financial solvency, which are always represented as personal, individual, and...
The counter-revolution in language; the beginning of virality
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Adam John Waterman is a socially awkward recluse. Over the course of his life, at different times, he has had somewhere north of fifty stitches in his face. His book, THE CORPSE IN THE KITCHEN was published by Fordham University Press in 2021.
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