John W. W. Zeiser

John W. W. Zeiser is a poet, journalist, and critic, currently living in Maine.

Articles

The Dreams Matter More
All the debates about “the middle class” come laden with one big false assumption.
John W. W. ZeiserDec 15, 2020
- Politics
The Times, They Aren’t a’Changin’
John W. W. Zeiser explains how Senator Cotton's op-ed makes all too much sense for the Gray Lady.
John W. W. ZeiserJun 8, 2020
“A Mix of Malcolm and Milton”: On Corey Robin’s “The Enigma of Clarence Thomas”
John W. W. Zeiser finds many keys in “The Enigma of Clarence Thomas” by Corey Robin.
John W. W. ZeiserSep 30, 2019
- Law
- Politics
Keep Even Man Where He Belongs
John W. W. Zeiser on the graphic adaptations "The Epic of Gilgamesh" by Kent H. Dixon and Kevin H. Dixon and "Kafkaesque: Fourteen Stories" by Peter Kuper.
John W. W. ZeiserAug 17, 2019
- Comics
Beyond “Carceral Capitalism”
In "Carceral Capitalism," Wang’s essays set up the abolition of the carceral state as one of the key moral battles of this century.
John W. W. ZeiserSep 3, 2018
- Economics and Finance
- Politics
Et in Arcadia Ego
How did René Descartes produce "cheap lives"? John W. W. Zeiser on "A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things."
John W. W. ZeiserDec 26, 2017
- Economics and Finance
- History
Requiem for a Media: On the Execution of LA Weekly
John W. W. Zeiser laments the loss of "LA Weekly" to corporate interest.
John W. W. ZeiserDec 5, 2017
Zora Neale Hurston: “A Genius of the South”
John W. W. Zeiser reviews Peter Bagge's graphic biography "Fire!! The Zora Neale Hurston Story."
John W. W. ZeiserNov 13, 2017
- Biography & Autobiography
- Comics

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