Dexter Dow

Dexter Dow names the machinery. His books dissect the systems most people live inside without seeing — surveillance economies, institutional decay, political capture, the quiet ways power rearranges itself while everyone watches the spectacle. He doesn't theorize from a distance. He maps the architecture of how things actually break, who benefits when they do, and what it costs the rest of us.

His catalog spans artificial intelligence, political economy, media criticism, and geopolitics — not as separate subjects, but as interlocking parts of the same machine. Works like Sincerely, America and The Poverty Engine trace the through-lines between policy, propaganda, and lived consequence. The AI Arms Race and The Obsolescence Engine examine what happens when technological acceleration outpaces the institutions meant to govern it.

Dexter is the founder and editor of Granite State Report, a civic journalism platform rooted in New Hampshire. He is a publisher, journalist, and independent voice operating entirely outside legacy media and institutional gatekeeping.

He lives in New Hampshire, where he writes, publishes, and refuses to look away.