Things We Do While Waiting to Die
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Merge Baby, Merge
Hello! Been awhile. That’s cause we’ve been pouring our attention into our other newsletter, Sub Club.1 And, since Substack allows one newsletter to hold (cradle? consume?) other newsletters, we2 figured we’d3 make our4 lives5 a little easi...
Check out the FISH list of lively indie lit mags
We’ve been all over the place with our own stuff lately. Too much. So it was such a pleasant surprise to hear from Charlie Fish about his FISH list of lively indie lit mags. So nice, actually, we gave him full access to our data and asked h...
Can Chill Subs become a home for writers?
Chill Subs: A Home for Writers.
That’s the plan, you know. We’re even toying with that as a future tagline. By “toying with,” I mean “I’m trying to convince everyone.” And you’re only hearing about it cause everyone else forgot the...
Wait! No, We Still Like Money
The other day, I checked my YouTube history to find that from the hours of 10PM to 4AM, my account was watching “Miami Booty Walks”. I didn’t know what a booty walk was either. Now we both know.
Turns out I’d left my YouTube signed...
Please stop giving us money!
Has anyone seen Steve Job’s first iPhone unveiling? It was a big presentation — stage, screen, turtle neck, yada-yada — and there’s this moment when he is about to reveal the iPhone.
He says:
“So, three things: a widescreen iPod...
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