Domestic Left
Jonathan KissamA newsletter about art, music, travel, culture, history, left politics, mental health, and trade unionism.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 155 | Subscribers | Read | domesticleft.substack.com |
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Domestic Left #150: A poem, a stink, a grating noise, a dream
It’s a little before 6am on a Wednesday morning, and I am walking along the Monterey Bay Coastal Trail in Monterey, California. It’s still dark; I can’t see much, but I can hear Pacific harbor seals barking to my right and the hum of traffi...
Domestic Left #149: When you can’t sing anymore, all they remember is your name
According to the coroner’s best estimate, Kurt Cobain, the lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter of the band Nirvana, died 32 years ago today. They found his body on the 8th, and, because this was before the internet, the news didn’t reach...
Domestic Left #148: Woody Guthrie sang about B-E-E-T-S
Like many, if not most, American children, I had endless fights with my parents when I was a child about EATING MY VEGETABLES.1
Domestic Left #147: Don’t die
For a while, my high school girlfriend A was on a kick of telling people “don’t die” when parting, instead of “goodbye” or “see you later.” This was, she reasoned, what we in fact most wish for in the intervals between seeing our friends, a...
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My day job is Communications Director for the United Electrical Workers union (commonly known as UE) and editor of the UE NEWS. In my spare time, I write about art, music, travel, culture, history and other stuff on Substack.
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