Strange Times is a day-by-day rereading of the 1921 New York Times—a free, twice-monthly reminder that the past was stranger than we think. This newsletter includes Strange Pulp, an irregular journal of weird fiction. Subscribe now and get both!
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Before we get into this week’s issue, remember that Strange Times is moving to my Patreon. To keep receiving the newsletter, follow this link and click join for free.
Click here to see how today’s post looks on Patreon....
Ever since it became clear that Substack has no interest in keeping white supremacists off the platform, I’ve been looking for a new home for Strange Times. When the Penflower Ink, a drawing newsletter I really enjoy, sta...
Over at my Patreon, I’ve started a new, irregular series of baseball blog posts called The Deadball Diaries. The first one is about watching the Mets and being excited for no reason at all. Take a look and become a free...
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W.M. Akers is a writer, game designer and editor, best known for the novel Westside, the games Deadball: Baseball With Dice and Comrades: A Revolutionary RPG, and the newsletter Strange Times, published at patreon.com/wmakers
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