Rubbernecking
Robert VetterBlending conventions of humor writing, creative nonfiction, and documentary research, Robert Vetter shares whatever comes his way
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | robertvetter.substack.com |
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Letters from Edgartown, Part 3
While recently attending a writing fellowship on Martha’s Vineyard, I decided to keep a journal documenting my day-to-day when I wasn’t writing other things. The following installments have been minimally edited to preserve the initial spir...
Letters from Edgartown, Part 2
While recently attending a writing fellowship on Martha’s Vineyard, I decided to keep a journal documenting my day-to-day when I wasn’t writing other things. The following installments have been minimally edited to preserve the initial spir...
Letters from Edgartown, Part 1
While recently attending a writing fellowship on Martha’s Vineyard, I decided to keep a journal documenting my day-to-day when I wasn’t writing other things. The following installments have been minimally edited to preserve the initial spir...
Against Rose Gold
The unfortunate reality of material objects is that sometimes they are ugly. And more unfortunate is the reality that these ugly things, in hubristic defiance of nature’s will, cannot be broken down by means of biodegradation. So anything s...
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