Tracks on Tracks
Peter C. Baker, Teddy (T.M.) Brown, Michael Rance, Deborah Shapiro, Liz Rose ShulmanEssays where one writer explores one song and its place in their life. Plus occasional bonus stuff. Plus the ongoing 'Weezer Files.' Made by Peter C. Baker and friends.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 55 | Subscribers | Read | tracksontracks.substack.com |
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Fake Plastic Weez
In middle school I thought I had found an offramp out of my bland suburban-American hellscape: guitar. My plan involved standing on stage at a talent show, plugging into an amp, and riffing so hard that everyone fell in love with me, especi...
The Noise of Desire
North Avenue stretches from leafy Lincoln Park ever westward out of Chicago in a fairly straight line, eventually becoming a tree-deficient, six-lane suburban roadway lined with a series of gas stations and shopping centers that I was going...
Forbidden Marshmallows With Alligators
Alligators love marshmallows, my father reminded us every time we headed out to the lake.
Lactic Acid In The Erg Room
“Audioslave, huh?” Coach Brown—no relation—barked at me, peering at the CD I’d handed him before snapping it into the erg room boom box, a 400-Watt Panasonic with those quintessentially 90s speaker cups that lit up neon.
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Author of the novels Consolation, The Summer Demands, and The Sun in Your Eyes, and the not-novel Watching the Detective (out 11/18/25).
I'm a writer, a high school English teacher at Evanston Township High School, and an instructor in the School of Education and Social Policy at Northwestern University.
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