Tox Report
Sarah DitumHi! The internet made me go insane. Perhaps you, too, have been driven insane by the internet. Let us consider the madness of the internet here. Journalist, author of the book TOXIC, big Britney person.
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Tox Report 76. Jessie
This is a sad Tox Report, because it’s been a sad week here. At the bottom of this newsletter, you can find listened (Metronomy), watched (A Real Pain) and read (Open Socrates), plus the usual links. If reading about Jessie makes you feel l...
Tox Report 75. Season two is here
Hello, Tox Nation! I’m still in the middle of building work and some other difficult stuff, so this is a slightly all-over-the-place newsletter that starts with some thoughts on the inauguration and then lurches into a quick Severance chat ...
Tox Report 74. Was I meant to send a telegram
Sorry for the delay on this Tox Report — I’m having building work done at the moment and it’s proving hard to write between the dust and rubble.
Tox Report 73. Brain rot is non-partisan
Welcome back, Tox Nation! This email is very long and I probably should have posted the essay part separately but it’s too late for that now. So far in 2025, I’ve written about how John Updike was brat (UnHerd) and the joy of learning to dr...
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