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Pasts Imperfect
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Supporting writers, editors, and creators of a global antiquity.
Something Good
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One good thing a week, from Mark Slutsky.
Blackbird Spyplane
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Your No. 1 source for style, culture, & “unbeatable recon”
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HOGELAND'S BAD HISTORY
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reading the American past into the American crisis--and vice versa
Unpopular Front
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the junk shop of history
Foreign Exchanges
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Daily roundups of world news and thoughtful commentary on US foreign policy
Platformer
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News at the intersection of Silicon Valley and democracy. Delivered Monday through Thursday at 5PM Pacific.
The Terminal
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Artefacts and esoterica in business, tech, culture and politics, from James Hennessy.
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CHRISTIAN LORENTZEN'S DIARY
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Criticism, essays, etc.
The AP (Alex Pareene) Newsletter
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A non-blog about politics, media, and treating personal grudges as ideological conflicts
She's A Beast: A Swole Woman's Newsletter
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Actual no-bullshit, science-based, yet chill writing and advice on staying healthy, working out, and being strong (metaphorically, emotionally, physically), plus links and other good stuff to look at.
SNAKE
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Furniture and home design intelligence — 10 undervalued auctions a week; regular profiles. Since 2014
Approaches
By Mike Crumplar
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A literary newsletter by Mike Crumplar
The Convivial Society
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Thinking about technology, society, and the good life.
Hung Up
By hunter harris
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Hung Up is essays, interviews, recommendations, reviews, gossip, line readings, love notes, cool stuff you want to share with your friends.
Who Gets the Bird?
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Organized labor in the U.S.A.
INDIGNITY
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Essays, inquiries, arguments, advice, and archaic sandwiches for hungry readers.
Sick Note
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Your stories from the nightmare of American healthcare.
Construction Physics
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Why buildings are built the way they are.
The Real Sarah Miller
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A newsletter for people who like the work of (the real) Sarah Miller.
Chaoyang Trap
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A regular exploration of contemporary China, one important niche at a time.
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