Keep Up, Kids
Kate ThormanI watch a lot of TV for work. I read a lot of books for work. I listen to a lot of podcasts for work. You get the idea. Since I'm constantly recommending stuff to everyone I know, I'm recommending it to you, too.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | kthor.substack.com |
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Three recs, staying distracted edition
We’re not thinking about the US election, right? That’s certainly how I’m getting through this week. It’s how I intend to get through this coming week, too. I’ve done what I can do (ask me if you want to hear what a pain in the ass it is to...
Three recs, ping pong edition
Friends, I have too much to say and thus also not enough to say. Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit like a ping-pong ball – both in that I am jumping around between lots of things, and in that I feel light and plastic enough that a strong wind...
Three recs, psychic follow-up edition
Earlier this summer, I wrote a little thing about psychics, after my sister told me she’d gone to see one at her friend’s insistence. It was all very funny to me. I thought, Who goes to see psychics for real? (Apart from my friend’s mom who...
Three recs, Friday surprise edition
Welcome back from summer, kids. I extended mine for as long as I could, but now it’s time for cooler evenings, my woolly Irish socks, decorative gourds, apple festivals, and whatever your favorite warm drink is.
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Professional storyteller. American in London. Big fan of walking between eating.
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