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The history of government computing

Labor, politics, and power.

A newsletter about electronic and experimental music.

DNR is a publishing platform for writing, visual art, internet culture and more.

One fashion writer's attempt to get offline, go outside, and engage with style in real life.

A lifestyle publication exploring themes of home lithely delivered as weekly bits and bobs and a monthly print zine.

Beta Music for Beta People

I write about interesting new developments in AI.

Great ideas and evaluations

former music journalist/critic current A&R

Supernatural psyops and the intersection between the paranormal & the parapolitical.

This newsletter sends very infrequent updates on writing by Jamie Lauren Keiles.

“Amongst the myriad of opinions, one voice stands out as a rational and impartial advocate: Gary Marcus.” —Candice Clark

Artist and internet culture researcher.

Criticism, essays, etc.

20th century history and 21st century political economy

mostly plays, mostly new york city & mostly $50 (or under)

A lifetime of Italian cooking. Recipes and inspiration delivered every Sunday.

Weekly music playlists by curators.

All about African history; narrating the continent's neglected past

Global inequality and More 3.0

A newsletter for people who like the work of (the real) Sarah Miller.

Supporting writers, editors, and creators of a global antiquity.

Your essential guide to what’s good on the internet. Written by Kate Lindsay and edited by Nick Catucci.

I prefer nothing, unless it is true.

Good things from Mark Slutsky.

reading the American past into the American crisis--and vice versa

A newsletter on economics, geopolitics and history from Adam Tooze. More substantial than the twitter feed. More freewheeling than what you might read from me in FT, Foreign Policy, New Statesman.

A twice-weekly newsletter about movies, tv, and personal pop culture obsessions. Hung Up is essays, interviews, recommendations, reviews, gossip, line readings, love notes, cool stuff to share with your friends.

Natural wine culture, by Aaron Ayscough. Reporting from Paris since 2010.

the junk shop of history

A weekly guide to the stars by Allie Jones.

Essays about buildings, infrastructure, and industrial technology.

comment/analysis by seth ackerman editor at large, Jacobin

Organized labor in the U.S.A.

Spotify and Apple Music playlists + writing about music

A newsletter challenging the status quo in crime and justice.

A newsletter for people who are curious about the business and culture of video games, from a reporter who has been on the beat for 20 years.

Continuous Variation is a journal of the current past.

A literary newsletter by Mike Crumplar

Your No. 1 source for style, culture, & “unbeatable recon”

a newsletter about the internet and computers or whatever

A newsletter and podcast for all the good kids.

Consciousness Culture from a California perspective

Chipping away at the inscrutability of modern life, popular culture, and how we feel about both.

Egalitarian socialism in the 21st century. Politics and commentary from a Marx scholar in the rural South.

Recovery stories for everyone. "The Small Bow is not just for those in recovery. Lots of stories with a huge heart that manages to be hilarious and easy while making you question everything you were certain of about yourself.” – Esquire

The Strange Words and Worlds of James Tynion IV

1.) The best furniture every week, all styles and price points, on auction 2.) Monthly brand/designer profiles 3.) Biweekly interviews about vintage 4.) Since 2014

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essays about literature, culture, and so many feelings.

Thinking about technology, society, and the good life.

About books, TV, movies, and higher etiquette. Also God sometimes. Also Taylor Swift.

The technology of business and the business of technology, by Ranjan Roy and Can Duruk.

Daily roundups of world news and thoughtful commentary on US foreign policy.

Demystifying soccer -- one shot, and one sweater, at a time.

Bite-sized book reviews by distinguished and engaging writers, direct to readers‘ in boxes. Editor Ann Kjellberg is a multi-decade veteran of The New York Review of Books and founder of the literary magazine LIttle Star

A newsletter about rejiggered classics, transmasculine underpinnings of the plucky heroine, and the failure-limits of graciousness, from table manners to family estrangement.