Title TK
Stephanie GutmannI'm an author of books about media, the U.S. military and the Israel/Palestinian conflict for Scribner and Encounter, and a tsunami of text in publications ranging from the New Republic to Playboy to the Wall Street Journal
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 58 |
| Subscribers | Read | masha184.substack.com |
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Trigger Warning: I'm off the reservation on 'getting them back to their desks'
It’s become a mantra on the right: Get them back to their desks. Everything will be great if we could just get them back to the office.
DJT is trolling us, right? right?
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'Everybody's Going to the Moon'
There’s a scene in the 1971 movie, The French Connection. Jimmy “Popeye” Doyle, a frumpy NYPD narcotics detective (played by Gene Hackman) is scoping out a dodgy New York City bar looking for leads, when the movie cuts to a girl group in sp...
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Writer/Editor. Author of two books "The Kinder, Gentler Military" (Scribner, 2000) and the "The Other War" (Encounter, 2005) also a tsunami of text in pubs ranging from the New York Times to Playboy. Now looking to ghostwrite non-fiction
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