Apocrypha
M. E. Rothwell, Vanechka, Kevin LaTorre, Christian Näthler, Dawson Eliasen, Konstantin Asimonov, Tommy Blanchard, Jacob Riley, Sam Jennings, Petrus Vesconte, Al-BiruniWritings of uncertain authenticity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 213 |
| Subscribers | Read | apocryphaa.substack.com |
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Out there in the deep
Sometimes, when lying in bed late at night, a recurring thought returns, unbidden and unwanted, to spoil my repose: at this very moment, in the dark of the night, whales are out there making passage through the black and seamless sea.
The 6,069 Fictions of Justin Smith-Ruiu
This text was commissioned by the newsletter-publishing company hereafter called “S*****K.” During one encrypted direct-message exchange and one thirty-seven-minute conversation in the front seat of my 2006 Nissan Sorento, a S*****K agent r...
Note to paying supporters
At the time of writing there are 63 of you very fine people who currently pay for Apocrypha. Some of you, I suspect, are holdovers from the Books That Made Us days — the Before Times, when this newsletter had not yet taken the wild and veer...
King of Kings
Among the immense collection of the British Museum’s Department of the Middle East, I came across the following document (which appears to have been written by many hands). As to the precise dating of the palimpsest — both of the original t...
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