Dough! But Mail!
Dough Magazine, Kathryn Sohm, Chrisaleen Ciro, Bella De Angelis, Emma Slack-Jørgensen, Hope Donovan, Megan RobinsonDough! But Mail! is a monthly newsletter about our funny little economy. We publish stories about crypto-schemes popping up in NYC and hyper-specific contemporary economic indicators—all for free. If you want more, subscribe for our print newsletter.
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Kind of like The Economist, but if its editors didn’t know how to do their taxes.
Sohm Body who's a nobody in fashion.
principled food politics in NYC
Editor and Creative Director of Dough Magazine
sometimes I write
Hope Donovan is a self-diagnosed socialite and professionally diagnosed survivor of dyscalculia. She recently graduated from NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study and is proud to join an esteemed alumnae network of unemployed essayists.
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