A Brief Eulogy for Concrete and Steel
Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapse reveals the narrative problems in both the information war and the present cultural trajectory.
Read MoreBaltimore’s Key Bridge collapse reveals the narrative problems in both the information war and the present cultural trajectory.
Read MoreFrancis Tiso examines the phenomenon of the rainbow body and draws theoretical comparisons to the Christian doctrine of resurrection. Or, what exactly is happening to mystics in Tibet?
Read MoreThe AI revolution shows us not just how sophisticated machine learning has gotten, but also how robotic social interaction has become.
Read MoreSay a prayer, if you could, for the young Indi Gregory. She was born in February, suffered from a rare
Read MoreBrief update on the state of the website and where the plans for The Pillarist lay going forward.
Read MoreWith his second novel, Mishima made landfall in the West. The book is far more about the mask, however, than the confessions.
Read MoreIn his first major work in sixteen years, Cormac McCarthy attempts to reckon the length and breadth of existence in The Passenger.
Read MoreEvelyn Waugh’s debut novel, Decline and Fall, is not usually considered alongside other works of dystopia. It should be.
Read MoreInternet anonymity is harder to maintain as censorship gets worse. Will Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter change anything? Probably not!
Read MoreAI imagery generation has prompted talk of demons and the demonic online. There is more to this topic than a first glance might indicate.
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