A Lonely Impulse of Delight
Connor Wroe SouthardHow stories work, analysis of books and craft, plus Calvin and Hobbes and other fun arts and culture things
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 78 | Subscribers | Read | connorwroesouthard.substack.com |
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Some theses on the limitations of AI writing
My excuse for writing too much about the machines lately is that I’m in the final stages of revising a novel. I plan to put out a combined review and author interview soon with a writer whose debut I just read and enjoyed, and there are oth...
Elon Musk and the war on writers
Elon Musk probably isn’t all that popular among readers of this newsletter. I would nonetheless give him his due for trying to employ fiction writers—we always need honest work!—if he were going about it in a reasonable way. Unfortunately f...
Thou shalt not optimize, because we have to fight the machines
I don’t exactly like Marty Supreme. That’s not to say it’s a bad movie. Timothée Chalamet and various others give great performances; I always enjoy a loving depiction of Old New York; ping-pong makes for fun cinema in a way many sports do ...
In 2025, I embraced the middlebrow
Right after college, I was like most literary kids in that I was determined to be ‘highbrow.’ I read Zadie Smith’s Two Paths for the Novel. I then dutifully read Tom McCarthy, along with Witold Gombrowicz and Flann O’Brien and Naoya Shiga a...
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