The Newsletter of (Not Quite) Everything
Jonn Elledge, Isabelle Roughol, Phil Tinline, Rhiannon Garth Jonesassorted nerdery from a man who should probably be doing something else
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Ancient Forces
This week: the fight for Soho, and the drawbacks of local democracy. Also: some things that aren’t older than sharks; and a shadow map of the world.
The Soho Society dates from 1972, when it was founded to defend the heart of London’s West...
Drought conditions
This week: southern Britain has too little water; this map projection has far too much. But first: in praise of inefficiency.
The best part of the railway from London to Cornwall comes just south of Exeter. On the train’s left-hand side, t...
Urban Hymns
This week: some notes on the bus that thinks it’s a tram; and where is Britain’s second city anyway?
Before we begin, thanks to those of you who came to hear me talk about the new book at the Rock Oyster festival last Sunday. Apologies tha...
Over The Wall
This week: Burnham, homelessness, and the role of ambition in politics. Also: a daytrip on the new Northumberland Line to onetime pit village, Ashington; and some extra notes on airships.
The Irish writer Frank O’Conner once told a story a...
Lost futures
This week’s big question: whatever happened to airships? First though, on Starmer, Burnham and the audacity of hope.
Design can have a strange effect on me. A week or so ago I was cycling through Kensington when the sight of the Olympia Ex...
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Author/journalist/columnist type. Sound on the matter of HS2.
I use Substack as social media but you should really sign up at broadhistory.com for my writing. Writer & podcaster, Broad History. Fractional exec building sustainable indie newsrooms.
Phil Tinline is the author of The Death of Consensus (Times Politics Book of the Year). His book Ghosts of Iron Mountain: The Hoax That Duped America and its Sinister Legacy ("excellent" - NYT) is out now.
I am a medieval historian, writer, editor, and general nerd. My PhD is in early Islamic material culture and the shared traditions of Afro-Eurasia. I am the Editor of Medieval World magazine and my book, All Roads Lead to Rome, is out now!
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