The Savage Collective
Grant Martsolf, Peco, Amelia Buzzard, Ruth Gaskovski, Naomi Weiss, Brandon Daily, Patrick Cavanaugh Koroly, Joshua Pauling, Anthony Scholle, Brendan W. Case, Tom IanovaLaboring in the Age of the Machine
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 37 |
| Subscribers | Read | thesavagecollective.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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It’s a Good Time To Be a Parent
Here is a new guest essay from our friend . He writes a Substack newsletter called Trimming the Wicks. Like the Savage Collective, he is writes about how to “(hold) on to light and levity even when the future looks grim.” We share an intere...
I Do not Think It Means What You Think It Means
We recently published two complementary essays on culture-making as resistance. Patrick Koroly explores the Pittsburgh Renaissance, arguing that it represented a top-down form of cultural management focused on consumption rather than produc...
Abortion is healthcare! In what sense?
We have not written in a while. Brandon and I have both been pretty busy with some work-related obligations but we wanted to share something. What follows is not a typical Savage Collective piece, but in many ways, it is about the Machine. ...
Without Regard For Persons
We are excited to co-post an essay written by Patrick Anderson of the Substack Ever Not Quite. Patrick is a faithful reader of the Savage Collective, and we have also been reading and enjoying his essays. We have lots in common. He writes p...
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Authors
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I write about flourishing and social class in the Machine age.
How do we stay human in an age of acceleration? Novelist, Orthodox, naturalized Swiss, hunter of true ideas. Author of "Exogenesis" published by Ignatius Press.
Embodiment, community, and (dare I say?) Christian feminism.
Swiss polyglot, homeschool mother of three, loves especially long classic novels. Family, education, and navigating daily life in the Machine Age. Committed to spreading seeds of truth, beauty, and goodness. Homeschool Advisor - Richard Syrett Show.
Working on the Savage Collective
Writer for @thevocationproject, as well as an occasional fiction writer and wannabe philosopher.
Author of Education's End. Co-author (w/ Robin Phillips) of Are We All Cyborgs Now? Vicar, classical educator, furniture-maker. Published in Front Porch Republic, Mere Orthodoxy, Public Discourse, Quillette, and Touchstone.
Husband, Father, Auto Mechanic, Writer.
Associate Director for Research, The Human Flourishing Program, Harvard University / I suspect myself of loving too well the lost causes of the world.
Tom is an entrepreneur, operator and venture investor.
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