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| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 101 | Subscribers | Read | gutsmagazine.substack.com |
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A writer/waiter from Oakland, CA. Editor-in-chief at GUTS MAGAZINE.
Millicent lives in Ridgewood, Queens. She has yet to find the perfect amount of employment, always too much or too little, and what she knows for sure is there's nothing better than quitting a job. She is a cook, a writer, a mover of boxes.
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Bartender turned writer. I hold a master's in Food Studies. I write about natural wine, craft beer, food systems, and the business we call show, I mean hospitality.
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Used to be a chef, now eat organs to show some respect to animals. Will I ever eat a bull testicle? Only one way to find out!
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