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Total Work Newsletter #45: Announcing The Serial Publication Of The Total Work Manifesto

Total Work Newsletter #45: Announcing The Serial Publication Of The Total Work Manifesto

October 7, 2019October 5, 2019 Andrew Taggart

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I’ll be publishing The Total Work Manifesto: A Critique of the Idolatry of Work in serial fashion. To learn more and to participate, you can read the latest issue of my newsletter, Total Work Newsletter #45.

 

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