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The Newsletter of (Not Quite) Everything

Jonn Elledge, Lewis Baston, Tom Phillips

assorted nerdery from a man who should probably be doing something else

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An incipient breakdown, masquerading as content

This week: Death by Lightning and some quite wonderfully named 19th century US political factions; and a map highlighting the importance of the Strait of Hormuz. But first: some thoughts on decline.

8 days ago
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Us And Them

How the internet has thrown our imagined communities into disarray. Also this week: some notes on bats; and the man who invented the Tube, sort of.

15 days ago
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No, it is the children who are wrong

This week: Keir Starmer has decided that he blames the voters. Also: some golden age anti-car propaganda; and some new maps of British living standards.

22 days ago
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Every Day He Eats the Book

This week: my god I want Matt Goodwin to lose. Also: a new way of seeing the world; and some very old work on a very old bus.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Jonn Elledge

    Author/journalist/columnist type. Sound on the matter of HS2.

  • Lewis Baston

    Disillusioned political analyst, optimistic and curious traveller. Author of 'Borderlines' (Hodder, 2024)

  • Tom Phillips
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