About Me
My name is Ross Anderson. I’m a liberal writer focussed on American culture and politics, along with technology, fashion, philosophy, pornography, cars, and anything else I’m interested in.
I was a fellow at Tablet Magazine in 2020 under the great Liel Leibovitz, and have written for Tablet Magazine, LA Magazine, The Dispatch, The American Conservative, Arc Digital, OutSpoken, spiked!, and more. My ethos is that I will write for any magazine or website that shares my dedication to free expression, intellectual diversity, and interesting writing, regardless of their political leaning.
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Why you should subscribe:
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Additional writing: I have had to pause my Aperitif newsletter due to time and attention constraints noted here, but I will return to a newsletter when time allows, and will post any additional thoughts here that do not fit a traditional publication.
While you’re here:
Watch My Life as a Zucchini
Read I Hate The Internet by Jarrett Kobek, Submission by Michel Houllebecq, or Disturbance by Philippe Lançon
Listen to Pusha T’s Daytona and Between the Country by Ian Noe
And finish with one of the best articles by my idol, Christopher Hitchens
Thank you for reading.
Yours faithfully,
Mr. Ross Anderson