This Is Why!
This Is Why!, Melinda Fakuade, Lilly MilmanA culture and recommendation newsletter by Melinda Fakuade & Lilly Milman, a pair of writers and best friends based in New York and Boston, respectively. They're also usually right about like, everything.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Subscribers | Read | andthisiswhy.substack.com |
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A win is a win
Evening in NYC a few weeks ago.
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Follow along as Melinda Fakuade and Lilly Milman dive into culture, long-distance friendship, life in your mid-twenties, and everything in between.
writer, editor, previously voxdotcom // 1/2 of This Is Why! on substack // melinda fakuade at gmail dot com
Boston-based essayist and co-creator of This is Why! on Substack.
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