A sack of stubs, a stub sack, a stack of subs, a substack
Asymmetrical praise here, but I still have to say that there is just no one else in the world like Stephen Fry. Had he not existed, I wouldn't have even thought it possible to be so perfectly absurd, intelligent, and sincere all at once.
My personal Substack.
Personal views only.
Actually, not even personal views.
I don't even know what my personal views are anymore.
It doesn't matter.
Read anyway!
A hub for the work of the Internet's "King of Content" covering culture, politics, labor, and athletics with a perspective informed by decades of work in marketing, sales, and the rotted-out carcass of academia.
Le Père Duchesne résiste à la morosité ambiante avec ses réflexions culturelles, littéraires et historiques. Une infolettre qui circule sous le manteau à l'abri des culture wars.
An ocean of stories from Salman Rushdie: I'll be talking about stories I’ve read or seen, true stories, tall stories, stories about me, and some I just made up.
Searching out the intersection of the Christian moral life, community life, and the challenges of moral thinking today. Specializing in cold takes and nuance.
Notes, insights and conversations on writing, music, art, philosophy and creativity from the founding editor of The New York Times philosophy series The Stone.
explorations at the intersections of deep time, theology, the human past, and the fraught present
"The adaptations, the fusions /
the transmogrifications /
but always /
the inward continuities /
of the site /
of place"
