Public Service
Chris Erik ThomasA newsletter on art, culture, and whatever else.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | apublicservice.substack.com |
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‘72’ is a Boldly Boring New Fashion Magazine.
Sometimes, the best creative tool is hate. A few weeks ago, my red-hot fury was ignited by the former British Vogue EIC, Edward Enninful. His sin was twofold: first, it was launching an ass ugly, completely unnecessary magazine called 72, a...
A ‘Ferma’ by any other name.
The story starts like this. On July 10, I received an email with a very direct subject line: Press trip - Lithuania (7-10 August 2025). Frankly, I see the words “press trip” and I’m intrigued, but this one had an added element of mystery gi...
Wait, are wired headphones sexy?
Before we get to our Irregularly Scheduled Programming, here are a few updates from me, a Professional Journalist. It has been over a month since my investigation into Big Thumb. In that time, I took a long train ride to Brussels to see the...
One thumb, 30 thoughts.
If William Shakespeare were alive today to adapt Hamlet for an internet age, he might begin Act III, Scene 1’s soliloquy as follows:
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