The Tourist
Phil Christman, Clint Schnekloth, Lyta GoldThis is a public notebook of the stuff I've been reading, thinking, and publishing recently.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 435 | Subscribers | Read | philipchristman.substack.com |
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A Year in Various Other Things
A Year in Books I Started and Didn’t Fish
A Year in Information That I Willingly Passed On to Others
Several years ago now, while still on Twitter, I deleted most of my old tweets — from around 2011, when I first created an account on that service, to sometime in the pandemic years. A lot of people were doing that then because they were af...
A Year in Non-Newsletter Writing
I began the year with a statement of the prospects for the academic humanities, commissioned by my pals at Plough. Evan Kindley, with whom I am in an incredibly important form of sympathy (we’re both Kids in the Hall fans), picked up that p...
A Year in Images
My pictures folder is mostly books I was too lazy to take notes on. There are also multiple images of Godzilla in one context or another, or David Lynch. I have surprisingly many images of the album Metal Machine Music in various formats. M...
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Authors
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Author of "Why Christians Should Be Leftists" (Eerdmans, 2025), "How to Be Normal," and "Midwest Futures" (Belt, 2022 and 2020). Lecturer in the English Department Writing Program at University of Michigan.
Open-source pastor. Gamer dad. Social gospel Lutheran. Refugee resettlement organizer. Queer camp founder.
Author of Dangerous Fictions: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/738575/dangerous-fictions-by-lyta-gold/
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