A newsletter about science, social-justice-activism, why they sometimes fight, and how to help them get along better -- plus a good deal of other, more random stuff.
Politics, culture, criticism, Ukraine and Russia, art, literature, war and poetic political gossip. The daybooks and adventures of an Eastern European-American aesthete, flâneur and dandy.
Everything hybrid in the contested boundaries between nations and identities by Paris-based migrant, gardener, author and former NY Times editorialist Mira Kamdar.
Tre cose principalmente troverete leggendo "Il piacere delle parole": parole di storia, di giornalismo e di sport. Prendetevi cura di voi, magari leggendo di tutto un po'. Claudio
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"
Essays by Heather Havrilesky, Ask Polly columnist and author of Foreverland: On the Divine Tedium of Marriage (2022), What If This Were Enough? (2018), How to Be a Person in the World (2016), and Disaster Preparedness (2011)
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.
"The funniest philosopher on Substack" - Henry Oliver | "Sharp and witty, with great humor always underlain by an earnest desire to figure things out." - Justin Smith-Ruiu
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.
Notes, insights and conversations on writing, music, art, philosophy and creativity from the founding editor of The New York Times philosophy series The Stone.
*The* key node of operations in the ongoing fight against attention-fracking. Read The Empty Cup, or remain a distracted scatter-brain, it's up to you!
