Adam Steiner
@adamsteinerauthor.bsky.social
WRITER – culture/music/street art
Into The Never — Nine Inch Nails & The Downward Spiral
Silhouettes And Shadows – David Bowie & Scary Monsters
Darker With The Dawn – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Clash / Louder Than War / the Quietus
Into The Never — Nine Inch Nails & The Downward Spiral
Silhouettes And Shadows – David Bowie & Scary Monsters
Darker With The Dawn – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Clash / Louder Than War / the Quietus
Fucking wankers - parents - talk to your child - about your your day, their day - dreams ideas feelings - don’t let an electronic bear lead the conversation
November 22, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Fucking wankers - parents - talk to your child - about your your day, their day - dreams ideas feelings - don’t let an electronic bear lead the conversation
Next novel set in underwater city, based on real research.
November 18, 2025 at 10:06 AM
Next novel set in underwater city, based on real research.
Yes - there is much more to Golding than I thought, the intense strangeness and originality of his books!
Ah, great, your Moby Dick film is on my watchlist.
Ah, great, your Moby Dick film is on my watchlist.
November 13, 2025 at 10:10 AM
Yes - there is much more to Golding than I thought, the intense strangeness and originality of his books!
Ah, great, your Moby Dick film is on my watchlist.
Ah, great, your Moby Dick film is on my watchlist.
Yeah - he’s really different and…ahead of things. Very singular writer with recurring themes but also style. I’m onto Pincher Martin, now. Suitably bonkers.
November 9, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Yeah - he’s really different and…ahead of things. Very singular writer with recurring themes but also style. I’m onto Pincher Martin, now. Suitably bonkers.
This was fun - I would normally snobbishly avoid JC - but I can now see she was a ‘grafter’ so to speak, and is invaluable in reflecting 70s and 80s for younger readers!
October 20, 2025 at 7:55 PM
This was fun - I would normally snobbishly avoid JC - but I can now see she was a ‘grafter’ so to speak, and is invaluable in reflecting 70s and 80s for younger readers!