An almanac/newsletter of ideas, nudges and recommendations that hopefully form a small bailiwick outside the cruddiness at large, from the founding editor of Arthur Magazine.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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[Landline] Bitterness -> despair -> defiance, Part 2
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The Emmett Grogan-themed Landline from three weeks ago, featuring a never-before-circulated interview from 1972 with the legendary member of the San Francisco Diggers — a group of anonymous 1960s street radicals with an outs...
[Landline] Video Parade 7
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Last week we suddenly lost one1 of the three semi-feral cats we care for, and frankly, no amount of high-powered espresso has helped since then in getting the (ahem) eagerly awaited “Bitterness -> despair -> defiance, Part 2...
[Landline] Springtime in a garden of stones
An astonishing 40-minute Iranian documentary from 2004.
I saw this astonishing 40-minute Iranian documentary from 2004 for the first time last night and I was so moved by it — seriously: I gasped, multiple times — that I felt I ought to sh...
[Landline] Bitterness -> despair -> defiance, Part 1
Emmett Grogan, age 35, was found dead on April 1, 1978 — 48 years ago — his body slumped on a chair in a subway car bound for Coney Island.
Heart attack? Accidental overdose? Suicide? The death certificate, dated April 10, gives immediate...
[Landline] Born on the Death Star
Personal health note: I’ve recovered from the norovirus or whatever that was. I hope none of you ever catch this thing, which beyond being very painful and filthy was, for me, to be honest, a bit frightening. Thank you for the kind wishes f...
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