The Dead Generations
Adam John Watermanthe brains of the living
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A necessary connection of perceptions
A brown rain, a cataract of tar
It’s funny how when Democrats scream about tech oligarchs and media consolidation no one ever seems bothered to mention The Atlantic, the intellectual clearinghouse for all things ‘mid’ and middling...
"In my memory are lagoons"
Shale roof flakes like red eye and iron streets do not rise concrete breaks
The Chief Justice of India refers to young people as cockroaches because they were incautious enough to believe in the promise of the social compact and s...
Our late malthusian age
Green morning pearl and blue faces at windows
Respecting Bill Pulte and the concern that he will use his position as Director of National Intelligence as a means to gather information on citizens deemed disloyal to the presiden...
...but a gigantic mistake
Limp flag and distance and dead telegraph trees remember nothing
A tribute, a tribune. A triumphal arch.
What says liberty more faithfully than clearly articulated brand identity? Of which, of course, “America 250” is a prime ex...
The passions, on some occasions
Light through the door and smoke like urns rising smiling
What was Star Wars?
Celebrities need to stop referring to mental disorders as superpowers.
We need to stop making movies for a time.
To sta...
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Adam John Waterman is a Clinical Fellow at the Minnesota Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. He received his PhD from NYU in 2008. His book, THE CORPSE IN THE KITCHEN was published by Fordham University Press in 2021.
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