Pieces of Jim
Jim NolanI write humor pieces about subjects of timeless appeal, like air compressor technology.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 131 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The Semicolon: Satan's Punctuation Mark
Keys on my new old 13” IBM Selectric II typewriter.
I’m afraid I may have refrained from buying avocado toast all these years, only to watch the savings in my 401(k) disappear.
Because now we get to worry that AI may cause the financial...
Textbook Sleep #36: The Hell of Hegel, Pt. II
Welcome to Textbook Sleep, the Maximum-Strength Sleep Aid, where we read aloud boring public-domain textbooks to help you fall asleep.
Unfortunately, we return to Hegel’s History of Philosophy. Last week’s episode was described by some as...
18 Miles of Books
Close-up of canvas tote bag for sale at Stand Bookstore.
There are a lot of famous company slogans:
Nike’s “Just Do It.”
Apple’s “Think different.”
De Beers’ “A Diamond is Forever.”
That last slogan—written in 1948 by copywriter Franc...
Textbook Sleep #35: Hegel's History of Philosophy
Welcome to Textbook Sleep, the Maximum-Strength Sleep Aid, where we read aloud boring public-domain textbooks to help you fall asleep.
We have a doozy for you tonight—it’s going to be an especial challenge to stay awake as I read it.
Geor...
Get Thee to a Stumpery
Stone benches and upside-down trees at The Stumpery, Untermyer Gardens, Yonkers, New York.
It’s either a fantastical garden, or a secret Ent graveyard. (Ents are giant, tree-like creatures—shepherds of the forest—in J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lo...
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Humor writer. Creator of Textbook Sleep, a podcast of extremely boring public-domain textbooks read aloud to help people fall asleep.
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