Prickly Dispatches

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Giulia Dal Maso 10/27/26 Giulia Dal Maso 10/27/26

How Do We Think About Longevity in the Anthropocene?

In her review of How Do We Think about Population in the Anthropocene?, Giulia Dal Maso contends with the booming longevity industry, “where longer life, held as a non-negotiable value, starts to feed into the dynamics of accumulation that have pushed the planet to its limits.”

Jenny Andersson 10/19/26 Jenny Andersson 10/19/26

Commentary on How Do We Think About Population in the Anthropocene?

Jenny Andersson reviews our upcoming pamphlet, How Do We Think About Population in the Anthropocene?‍, pointing out the dark potentialities of extinction and Longtermism.

George Tsakraklides 10/15/26 George Tsakraklides 10/15/26

Let The War of The Population Silos Begin (Again)

George Tsakraklides offers comment on How Do We Think About Population in the Anthropocene?

The Editors 10/6/26 The Editors 10/6/26

Read Now: How Do We Think About Population in the Anthropocene?

The latest PPP pamphlet is available now on our website.

The Editors 4/10/26 The Editors 4/10/26

David Nally and Tuberous Worlds

Announcing another edited volume by a Prickly Paradigm Press author.

The Editors 3/30/26 The Editors 3/30/26

How Do We Think About Population in the Anthropocene?

Dive deeper into one of the most challenging questions facing Anthropocene Studies.

The Editors 3/15/26 The Editors 3/15/26

Fall 2026: Population in the Anthropocene

Brings together the world’s key thinkers in Anthropocene Studies from a wide range of disciplines to think critically about the most important variable: population.