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Fake Chuck Knoblauch
By Craig Heed
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your flagship web site for my damned posts
Dwell by Andrew Boryga
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Reflections on writing, creativity, and the insights I’m learning on my journey toward the publication of my debut novel in March of 2024.
Ink Vault
By Molly Crabapple
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drawings from nightclubs and warzones
Society & Standpoint
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Navigating our post-truth world.
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Nick Rafter Writes
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One man's commentary on politics, culture and society
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CHRISTIAN LORENTZEN'S DIARY
By Christian Lorentzen
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Criticism, essays, etc.
CAFÉ ANNE
By Anne Kadet
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It's a wonderful world—meet the inhabitants!
The Path Not Taken
By Thomas Prosser
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Politics through the lens of institutional theory
House of Strauss
By Ethan Strauss
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Sports, Business, Politics, Culture
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The Narrative Wars
By Michael Lange
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All politics is local.
Jurisprudent Magazine
By Russell Busch
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Law, philosophy, and common sense.
The Legislative Route
By Craig Angioletti
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Congress is the engine to our democracy that keeps America running. However, little is understood about what goes on inside this beautiful place.
Works Progress
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A little Substack for big fiction
Vulgar Marxism
By Matthew Thomas
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Class politics in New York City.
The Honest Broker
By Ted Gioia
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A trustworthy guide to music, books, arts, media & culture by Ted Gioia
Freddie deBoer
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cool but rude
Notes from a Small Press
By Anne Trubek
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Think of these as signatures, unbound. Thoughts, explanations, and screeds about the publishing industry by Anne Trubek, founder of Belt Publishing. For the bound version, pick up "So You Want To Publish A Book?" Belt Publishing, July 2020.
The Will Leitch Newsletter
By Will Leitch
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Will Leitch's weekly free newsletter with an original essay, and links to everything he writes.
BIG by Matt Stoller
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The history and politics of monopoly power.
JoeBlogs
By Joe Posnanski
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Essays that brighten up your day from “Contemporary sports writing’s biggest star.”
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