Personal Update(s)/Introduction Wow, so, a lot can change in a month, huh? The last time I wrote one of these things the election hadn’t happened, my hard drive hadn’t crashed, I had one more roommate to help pay the rent and I had just gotten back from my book tour a week or so ago.…
Foreword by David S. D’amato 1. Anti-Work 101 Preface by Nick Ford Should We Abolish Work? by John Danaher Does Work Really Work? by L. Susan Brown 8 Hours Too Many? E. Kerr On The Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber Antiwork–A Radical Shift in How we View Jobs by Brian Deane From the…
And you can buy it here! You can read about the latest updated schedule for my book tour here. Lastly, I just want to thank everyone who supported me and helped this become a reality! Now, excuse me while I go explore the east coast for a few weeks. Happy slacking and happier reading!
Hi everyone! I know I’ve been doing a bunch of writing lately and part of that was to make sure I made up for last week. One of my co-workers got fired for stealing cartons of cigarettes. Surprisingly, instead of being some giant blow against capitalism it instead makes us have to do inventory checks…
I’m excited to announce that my book will be released by Little Black Cart on October 1st! The book will come in around 250 pages and will include contributions from myself and many others who are critical of contemporary conceptions and norms with regards to the modern workplace and “work” itself. It’ll be sold…
I’m very happy to announce that the radical small-scale book publisher and distributor Little Black Cart has accepted my book proposal. What does this mean? Well basically, they like my idea of a book and want to help me make it come to fruition. I had a very positive and encouraging conversation with someone from…
Len Bracken is an interesting fellow. Bracken is something of a conspiracy theorist who digs the situationists, is anti-work and wants to reclaim conspiracies for the left. Conspiracy theories aren’t really my thing and I’m not so much interested (for now) in the situationists. But Bracken’s insistence on the importance of refusing and resisting work…