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Made by Humans for Humans

James Bareham, Ross Miller

Made by Humans for Humans (MBH4H) is a micro-media brand built to explore human creativity in an age shaped by artificial intelligence. We focus on design, entertainment, video games, music, and technology.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Reading Roadside Picnic for the first time is a lesson in futility. I loved it

An “Empty”, the “Golden Sphere”, and the title of Roadside Picnic in the original Russian: Пикник на обочине (Piknik na obochine) | Illustration: James Bareham/MBH4H

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Clown No More: Silksong is here. Reddit will never be the same

Send in the Clowns (with sincere apologies to Team Cherry) | Illustration: James Bareham/MBH4H

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The bastard we deserve: Why we're still waiting for a real Judge Dredd movie

Dredd was a great film, and Karl Urban was almost perfect in the title role. But the movie was too small. | Photo illustration: James Bareham/MBH4H

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Reading Foundation for the very first time in 2025

Illustration: James Bareham/MBH4H

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • James Bareham

    Creative director + brand strategist helping humans make great things for other humans. Doing the work at Happicamp and MBH4H. Previously at The Verge, Polygon and Vox Media

  • Ross Miller

    Bespectacled and bewhiskered. Words at MBH4H \ud83e\udd16 Coaching at Rowdy Skeleton\ud83c\udf99️ Consulting at Hit Detection \ud83c\udfae\ud83d\udcf1 Previously: Network Director at The Verge and Polygon, Content Strategist at Spotify.

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