The Neary Review
Jack NearyA succinct weekly essay on family, work, art, culture and other topics to consider on our way to becoming better versions of ourselves.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 213 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 5 months ago |
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2025 favorites
Got room for a little more entertainment this year? These were a few of my favorite things.
Books
Everyone’s favorite (and one of mine): The God of the Woods
When thirteen-year-old Barbara Van Laar goes missing from Camp Emerson in 1...
What we get wrong about one-hit wonders
There’s a certain snobbiness we can’t help feeling towards a one-hit wonder. They’re fun, a hit for a reason, but ultimately they’re not that serious. If they were worth remembering, they’d have given us more reasons to do so, right?
Plent...
Tea time with Arjun Narayen
When I met , I wasn’t familiar with his labor of love, Raazi Tea, but I was immediately drawn to a few pieces of his story:
🫖 The word “raazi” in Hindi roughly translates to “satisfied,” or a feeling of contentment, and what better captur...
All the books I read on vacation
One of my essential summer ingredients is good books. Here are all the ones I read on vacation.
Swimming Home by Deborah Levy (2011)
A poet, his war correspondent wife, their daughter, and a pair of their friends arrive at a villa in t...
Essential summer ingredients
The beginning of the year gets a lot of press as a time for resolutions and renewal, but for those of us who aren’t morning people let alone beginning of the year people, I propose the summer reset. It’s less about adding structure to your...
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Jack is a Gemini who lives in Brooklyn with his wife and son and their dog, Birdie. He writes Dad Mag, a newsletter connecting dads balancing creativity, ambition, and fatherhood.
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