Mason’s Substack
Mason BrownWhere my rejected New Yorker and McSweeney's submissions go to find new life. It's very similar to the farm upstate where your first dog went.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | devilcow1.substack.com |
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The Skeletons in Tim Walz's Closet
He may look lovable, but beneath his affable exterior, Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz is a man haunted by his sordid past. Here are the 10 most shocking allegations against him:
Letters of Larry Fignon
In keeping with the hoopla surrounding the Chicago DNC, I thought America might want to remember Professor Larry Fignon’s brush with the great Illinois politico, Senator Paul Simon… who apparently was quite concerned with violence on televi...
I will perform a line or two from your screenplay, #2
Congrats to Guy Camilleri, who submitted a line from his screenplay, “Flat City.” Luckily, he took my admonition about keeping submissions short to heart, so I was able to remember it without too much study.
The Letters of Larry Fignon
Given the current roiled stock market conditions, perhaps it’s worth remembering that the markets often face uncertain times. Indeed, Professor Fignon considered a highly risky contrarian play in 1994.
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Former managing editor at NationalLampoon.com, long-time reality TV story producer, regularly rejected by The New Yorker.
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