Author

David J. Frost has published book reviews and essays in SLAB literary magazine, Ruminate, The Smart Set, Philosophy Now, and As It Ought To Be magazine. He wrote the first chapter in Girls and Philosophy, an anthology about Lena Dunham’s HBO show Girls. He wrote—under a pen name—a self-help book that applies dual-process psychology to procrastination. He has been engaged as a speaker on productivity, the best science-backed strategies to fight procrastination, and how to set up one’s writer’s nook for a sustainable writing practice. With a BA in English literature from Columbia University, an MA in philosophy from University of California, Irvine, and a PhD in philosophy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Frost teaches online for Alamance College in North Carolina and lives on the Oregon coast with his dogs Fritz and Lou Salomé, three thousand miles from Brooklyn. He writes about what we know but do not believe in his Substack newsletter, Armchair Vertigo. Follow him at davidjfrost.com.