The Drugs Don't Work Anymore
AlexA Sunday morning newsletter to get you through the scaries. Divertations and explorations on high culture, low culture, dadhood, politics and books from a has-been Playboy columnist.
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Roman Helliday
For centuries, the Romans were clueless about what to do with their colosseum. Landlords sprung out of the earth, started renting-out the sheltered areas as apartments, they made a graveyard out of the arena, one 16th century pope cooked up...
any sane man would abdicate
Plato gets a lot of things wrong in The Republic (at one point he admits that well oopsie, you’ll just have to make peace with accidental incest) and if put-into-practice, his theoretical city would quickly either collapse or go full-author...
Do we even outgrow things anymore?
I am lowkey obsessed with the nutjobs of the “manosphere,” this weird segment of the internet where they’re all about being men. There’s this guy named Bradley Martyn I watch sometimes and there’s this clip of him interviewing Clavicular (a...
Have Yourself a Boys Weekend
da boys
There’s this song by Petey, it’s called Don’t Tell the Boys, and it goes:
Don’t tell the boys that you’ve been crying in my arms
Yeah, I believe it’s sharing season for the feelings in our hearts
Sign the dotted line, go...
Why am I being lied to?
It’s kind of weird that one of the foundational traits of the millennial psyche is the knowledge that you’re probably being lied to. Lied to by the people in your government, that is. Other generations have this too, politicians have never...
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used to write for Playboy and now I’m a dad. Other words in Daily Beast, New Republic, Politico Mag, Lit Hub, Air Mail. Jan 6th Committee Report citation and Pushcart nomination (neither one worked out).
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