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The Newsletter of (Not Quite) Everything

Jonn Elledge, Isabelle Roughol

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

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Latest Issues

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How Bob Hoskins lied to you about transport in LA

It finally happened, my deadline looms, so here’s a chapter we cut from the new book.

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We’ve been very wrong about Stone Age women

Hello you lot, Jonn here. Today I’ve got a guest post for you, from my friend Isabelle Roughol, who you may remember from this women’s history guided tour of London’s Suffragette Line.

12 days ago
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The Two Body Problem

Keir Starmer does not understand what being Prime Minister means. Also: ray cats, atomic priests and nuclear semiotics; and the difficulties of defining a city.

15 days ago
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The Eyeball Problem

This week: why the collapse of print media is contagious; some stuff invented for space; and Pablo Escobar’s drug hippos.

22 days ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Jonn Elledge

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

  • Isabelle Roughol

    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.

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