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Last_Futurist

A publication on the sacred, the state, and the rot that festers between them.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    On Mania and Art (opens the original)

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    Poetry, and its enjoyment, is something that eludes me; oftentimes the place where I “enjoy” poetry is on the borderlands of poem and song, where the rhythm of the poem verges on musical notation. That’s where I find that enjoyment: where words verge into notes, but this comes from a broader view of poetry, including works like the Aeneid and the Ave Maria. But this comes to include the work of Marinetti, where his poetry doesn’t feel like Music in the way the Ave Maria does, but in the same fut

  2. Issue · Sep 24, 2026

    On Futurism in Postmodern America (opens the original)

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    “We are unknown to ourselves, we knowers: and with good reason. We have never looked for ourselves, – so how are we ever supposed to find ourselves? How right is the saying: ‘Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also’; our treasure is where the hives of our knowledge are. As born winged-insects and intellectual honey-gatherers we are constantly making for them, concerned at heart with only one thing – to ‘bring something home’” - Friedrich Nietzsche, Genealogy of MoralsWhen I think o

  3. Issue · Jul 16, 2026

    Silicon Masks Over Bone (opens the original)

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    Culture war, Gender War, the constant droning on of social media, circle around one thing: identity and its extension, culture. The inability to fully uproot culture, that is to say, to debase it, to meaningfully transgress against it, means that the war against culture splits into more and more fronts; the engines of culture divide themselves. The pistons that were the engines of true culture, material culture, have been filled with mud, mud put there by the Haute Bourgeoise like a beaver clogg

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