Cog
Kate Neale Cooper, Sara Shukla, Cloe AxelsonStories that remind us we’re all part of something bigger — from WBUR, Boston’s NPR station.
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| Issues | 5 | Subscribers | Read | cogwbur.substack.com |
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This week at Cog #4
We published a very funny essay this week, about one man’s complicated relationship with the Red Sox. And it led me back to a New York Times article that suggests keeping a “levity diary” — like a gratitude journal, but for things that make...
This week at Cog #3
Cog has been around since 2012, which means we have a massive archive: some 5,500 pieces over the years, by more than 1,200 different contributors. Many of those essays are relevant far beyond the day we published them, and include an audio...
This week at Cog #2
In the Venn diagram that examines the relationship between people who love libraries and people who read Cog, there’s an awful lot of overlap. I find myself in that intersection, too (and so do my colleagues Cloe Axelson and Sara Shukla).
This week at Cog #1
Depending on which Cog editor you talk to, it’s the first or second week of elementary school/middle school/high school/college, and we can feel ourselves settling into a new routine. While we’re sad to say goodbye to summer, we welcome the...
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Authors
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Kate is an editor at Cog, the essays and ideas page of WBUR — Boston’s NPR station — and the creator of Skin of Our Teeth, a newsletter for women who feel like they're just barely getting by.
Sara Shukla is an editor at Cog, WBUR's essays and ideas page, and author of the novel Pink Whales.
Cloe Axelson is the senior editor at Cog, the essays and ideas page of WBUR, Boston’s NPR station.
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