The Wednesday Investigations
Jeremy P BushnellInteresting items in a note index, and a maybe-weekly practice of investigating them.
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Wednesday Investigations [2:15]: Blind spots, part two
Last time, I wrote about a “blind spots” project I have been doing this summer—where I go, year by year, through the history of recorded music, and try to investigate albums that I’ve never heard (or, at the very least, never owned). In tha...
Wednesday Investigations [2:14]: Blind spots
Like many longtime music fans, I think a lot about “discovery”—how to come across music that’s new to me. I feel every music fan has their own personal discovery systems, and if you’ve been a music fan for long enough, you’ve seen them chan...
Wednesday Investigations [2:13]: Andrew CS
Although Philadelphia was the first city I ever lived in, and I currently work in Boston, the city that I have the longest relationship with is Chicago. I’ve spent half my life involved with Chicago and the people there, and I am happy to r...
Wednesday Investigations [2.12]: Jay Owens
The oldest note about dust in my card index is from 2003, which I regret to inform you is now twenty-one years ago. It’s a note listing some major environmental disasters, including the rapid expansion of the Gobi Desert, driven by human-le...
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I am the author of three novels (all of which are available through Melville House). My newsletter is a series of investigations into a notecard index
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