Geek Out
Brenden O'DonnellFor people who use nerdy subculture to make sense of the world. Weekly essays on queer introspection, millennial nostalgia, and literary analysis.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 7 |
| Subscribers | Read | geeekout.substack.com |
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The Bad Kind of Sharing
People have long maligned and discouraged memoir as a literary art form. I still come across essays on this platform that assume all creative writing is fiction and refer to memoir as the unimaginative genre that “we” want to protect our in...
Let’s Hold Onto Queerness Now
I decided to publish a special newsletter this week—Monday instead of Wednesday—because it feels urgent to insert some queerness into a week that feels like it’ll be filled with despair.
Stop Waiting For Inspiration
I’ve been writing more than I ever have. More than I did when I was in graduate school, writing seminar papers. More than when I was writing my 200-page dissertation. It’s because I’ve decided to write by integrating it as a scheduled task ...
Orbital’s Near Impossibilities
The Booker Prize winner of 2024, Orbital by Samantha Harvey, explores the workings of the International Space Station: both the technical elements of how it works (its speed, path, distance from the earth’s surface) and the human experience...
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