
Opium Tales - the Last Romantics
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily | |
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| Issues | 356 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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Men who make Chad look like Poindexter
Before we get started, I’m letting everyone know next month we’re raising the price to $10/month and $60 annually. There are people with 1/10th of my life experience giving life/babe advice who are do...
I interviewed Michael Owen a while back. He’s one of my favorite writers on Substack and one of the first people I started interacting with.
I interviewed Michael Owen a while back. He’s one of my favorite writers on Substack and one of th...
Truth, is stranger than fiction. I’m sure you’ve heard that cliché a thousand times but clichés stick around for a reason.
America has hundreds of urban legends. For instance, I always dismissed “rollercoaster boy” as an urban legend becau...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Old man at the bar who's rooting for you. Editor/Photographer for OT Magazine. Oil painting student.
Pokes at midwife horror fantasy erotica with still extant Neanderthal and other Hominids. Vicissitudes. Some autobio of a life lived as an outsider inside and out. Neuroconvergent anti-isntism. GARDENING, food sovereignty, wild ways. Observant of B
Writing short stories for adults (Pulp on the Edge). Packaging/Editing genre short fiction for boys (The Boys Book Series: Amazon + B&N + Kobo + Audible). Founder/Editor Emeritus (Pulp, Pipe, & Poetry on Substack)
Craftsman, blacksmith, mythmaker. Writes on Autodidacticism, Geopolitics, History, Psychology, Religion, Game Theoretical Analysis, Film and Fiction, Art and Meaning. 30 books and counting.
Employee #55 at a small-town bar in southeast Kansas.
Come and enjoy my twisted horror
Read my analysis of politics, history, and culture at https://www.theportlypolitico.com
Enjoyer of fiction, the craft and the reading.
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