Unpublishable
Maggie Slepian, Andrew MarshallThe stuff I actually want to write
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October 2024: What I Wrote, Read, Liked, and Didn't Like
I’d like to be more consistent on Substack without trying too hard, so let’s do this fun thing ~~directly copied~~ inspired by my friend Amelia’s Substack, which you should subscribe to. She posts regularly and has a pleasing aesthetic… unl...
The Strange Duality of Writing for an Audience When You're Kind of a Weird Loner
At the end of 2023 I scrolled through my invoicing spreadsheet, scanning my work from the past 12 months. Dozens of commerce and gear guides screamed back at me. Best bike lights, best ski helmets, best wood carving tools (ok?), best daypac...
It's Not Your Imagination. The Internet (Somehow!) Continues to Get Worse
For as long as I’ve been freelancing, much of my work has been writing for brands and outlets looking to drive traffic through varying forms of content marketing and roundups. While the format has changed over the years based on SEO, algori...
A Mid-Winter Spiral from the Depths of My Own Highlight Reel
A few months ago—with nothing better to do with my time—I opened a highlight reel on my own Instagram profile. The “gear testing” highlight is mostly pictures of myself wearing clothes and apparel sent to me for testing, with a few details ...
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My unpublishable and unedited thoughts whenever I have the bandwidth to write them
Andrew Marshall is an essayist, watercolorist, poet, and long-distance athlete. He's currently on chapter three of the novel he's been writing for three years.
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