The Decadence Project
Peter ClarkeCommentary on decadence, culture, futurism, and the absurd.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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When Pop Culture Came to Forks, Washington
I was born in Forks, Washington, a sleepy logging town with a population of about 3,000. For most of my life, Forks didn’t mean anything to anyone. When asked about my childhood, I used to skip the detail about the town name and simply say ...
Peak Experiences Are Too Amazing to Be So Rare
I don’t agree with Buddha that life is suffering. But it is, most of the time, pretty “meh.” It’s routines, unsatisfying small-talk, and the occasional good meal. On any given day of the week, the best you can hope for is a really great nig...
Oklahoma City to Build the Tallest Skyscraper in the US
Oklahoma City is soon to be home to Legends Tower, the tallest skyscraper in the United States and the fifth tallest in the world. The developer Scot Matteson, who just secured funding for the project, says it’s “the right place at the righ...
San Francisco Peaked
San Francisco peaked in the early days of film noir. Its most hopeful moment was the mirror scene in Orson Welles’s film, The Lady from Shanghai. This was after the California Gold Rush but long before the fog lost its romance and became a ...
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