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A dope newsletter for 90s/00s nostalgia, food recommendations, and salacious storytelling with a dash of controversy.

How well will we ever truly know ourselves? Two writers meet in New York City and pass the time daydreaming about all the strangers they might never meet. This is why we created New York City Hours, a weekly vignette about the fictitious characters that jaywalk the avenues of our minds.

Old alchemy for a young century. Narrative essays and book reviews that reflect cultural, personal and philosophical perspectives shared by creatives across time and space.

Extreme moderate takes on heuristics, jokes, casual philosophies and vulnerability.

Stories from life about miracles and the miraculous. Serial, once weekly, with monthly reflection posts.

Reading Albert Camus' The Plague during COVID, climate change, and various political crises.

The animated alternative to boring book reviews.

The Culture Worm started after I quit my job and decided I want to do something with my life that brings me joy – Marie Kondo, I hope you’re proud. “If there’s a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.” – Toni Morrison In my case, The Culture Worm is the newsletter I desperately wanted to read, but it wasn’t there. So I started writing it: Bits and bobs on books and literature, occasional drama oversharing from a Gen Z (but Millennial wannabe), and honest conversations about topics we tend to overlook. I sometimes stumble upon articles that give me “aha” moments, podcasts that I find myself nodding at (or roll my eyes more times than I can count!) or internet findings (that’s a fancy way of saying gifs/reels and what’s trending on Twitter) that make me crack a smile. In short, The Culture Worm is a newsletter delivered in your inbox every Friday morning with some food for thought on culture. Whatever you think this means + more. Just to give you an idea, my interests vary from literature📚, human rights🕊️ and global affairs🌍 to puppies🐾, emojis😃 and keeping plants alive🌱, so there’s something in it for everyone.

“One of my own favorite Substacks is the Common Reader, a nerdy literature newsletter.” Helen Lewis, in the Atlantic. The Common Reader is a weekly essay about literature, biography, history, or whatever I want to know about that I can't find somewhere else.

Low-key obsessed is a weekly newsletter covering internet memes, TikTok trends, and popcultural references that seem to overtake general consciousness for a week or two. Each issue investigates a current "obsession", offering light-hearted commentary before the next fad inevitably takes over.

Strong opinions about pop culture, living with disability, history, current events, and life in general.

From health to politics to economics: a weekly newsletter keeping you up to date on issues important to women

The Neary Review is a free weekly dispatch from Jack Neary with personal takes on the topics affecting Millenials: jobs, dating, family, art, culture, and other newsworthy events.

A community of readers who value the study and discussion of important ideas that shed light on the past, present and potentially, our future. More precisely, we’re interested in ideas that can enrich and improve our daily and civic lives.

Berkana is a place to discover obscure stories from various cultures. Berkana unfolds real stories in bare-bones fashion with a razor-sharp focus on cultural driving change.

Story Cauldron is a weekly newsletter exploring places where intriguing and quirky storytelling exists. I'm passionate about storytelling. I'm a fiction author, so it comes naturally to me, but I also like finding stories in everyday places, be it an abandoned bridge or a pop song. Hence Story Cauldron, where I explore all of the places where story appears in everyday life.

A bi-weekly movie micro-zine for film lovers, packed with news, reviews trailers and trivia. Salty Popcorn goes out every other Thursday, just in time for movie night!

Stories about the indigenous Pacific Islanders of Micronesia who are making, creating and running businesses while staying true to their island roots.

Alohomora is about content and how content inspires, influences, and molds society. Alohomora helps readers unlock magical insights, and understand information flow.

For committed art nerds and the art-curious alike, a monthly roundup of great, and not-crazy-expensive artworks from across the Internet.

Theatre critic Liz Ryan helps you find the best shows in the region every week -- plus reviews, interviews, news and resources. An essential deep diver for everyone interested in UK theatre outside London.

A weekly newsletter that profiles one book from every country.

There are millions of podcasts/newsletters in the world. So why your podcast is worth subscribing? This is a question that we all ask when we choose a service or a product. And I believe it’s worth it because I’m only giving away daily exclusive content. So, if you choose to hear my podcast, I strongly believe that it won’t disappoint you unless you think a bit stranger than everyone. Because this is a podcast for people who think, and who have the ability to understand simple facts.

A daily email about interesting things from Noah Brier & Colin Nagy.

Holos is a weekly newsletter for women adventuring through midlife. Each issue is a curated source of health & wellness, longevity and purposeful living inspiration, hacks and actionable tips to help you live a healthy, happy and fulfilled life.

A soap opera in an email: episodes you can read in 3 minutes, 3 times a week. If you live for drama, you'll love it!

Memoir-style stories with a dash of advice column.

Your weekly premium news source on European churches and the issues affecting them. Key stories on European churches collated from a wide range of original sources, as well as weekly guides on the churches in European cities to inform and inspire you.

Letters on Being is a weekly newsletter about health, happiness, and life’s myriad nuances. My hope is that reading it will feel like talking with an old friend under the stars at 2 a.m. No matter what we’re talking about, it’ll be exactly what we need to hear. I say “we” because I want this to be a place of conversation and storytelling. I want it to be a campground where we gather around the fire and tell ghost stories in hushed voices. We’re all too complicated and largely irrelevant, but at least we’re here together.

Cybernaut is an expedition into all things internet culture, from the idiosyncrasies of social media to the subcultures that exist in less frequented spots on the web. Each new issue investigates an aspect of the online world and what it says (or doesn’t) about us. This publication will dive into everything from subreddits frequented by the children of narcissists, to “study with me” videos that garner millions of views, to the question of who gets to disappear off the internet without a trace. - The **Free** version of the newsletter includes two long-ish essays a month with an expedition into an aspect of internet culture. - The **Paid** version includes everything in the Free tier, plus a third piece that treats internet culture as study—a discussion with an online researcher, an interview with the creator behind your favorite meme account, or a review of a book about online dispatches.

Exploring writing, travel, and literature—with a new issue every Friday.

Every story ever told really happened. Stories are where memories go when they’re forgotten. If you've got eyes and ears in the right places, you're likely to come across rumours of a man who will find these memories. He’ll go off a-hunting, foraging for the stories you’ve forgotten. I bring them home and show the world, distilling them into pretty little glass vials for you to peruse the horrors and wonders of the cosmos. Take a look. Have your pick.

The place to get that interesting and random story you found online, right in your email. No browsing necessary.

At the Austen Connection we're talking about how the stories of Jane Austen connect to us today, and connect us to each other. It's a newsletter and podcast that convenes conversations and community exploring the themes of Austen in the novels and the films. Join us!

The Devil's Dispatch is a weekly free newsletter about astrology, magick, the occult, and tarot. Subscribe and get interesting posts directly in your inbox weekly, where I talk about movies, gematria, cards, and quantum consciousness.

A newsletter about chronic illness and disability representation in books, movies, TV shows, and more.

Het belangrijkste nieuws over cultureel erfgoed in Nederland

Overview of the most important news on cultural heritage in Europe

Essays and notes on life, culture and art.

Wisdom for a better life and career from the world’s greatest writer – delivered daily to your inbox. We distill Shakespeare’s words into 2-minute meditations to guide you for the day ahead.

The original and only daily digital poetry series featuring over 250 new, previously unpublished poems by today’s contemporary poets

Sujets de société et culture combinés

contemporary fiction & poetry | original verse & stories | nomadic readings | literary stylism

Chris Lovie-Tyler's monthly newsletter on art, faith, and learning to paint

Our free monthly newsletter contains books featuring, books and ebooks special deals and promotions, news and updates. Our subscribers always receive special alerts of Free books/ebooks and special discounts. Join now it's free.

A weekly newsletter on tech and consumer culture

Unusual stories from forgotten corners of the past

Thousands of people subscribe to Barndos Weekly to learn how to build affordable barndominiums.

The Future Party is a community-based media brand for creative professionals who sit at the intersection of entertainment and business. Our daily newsletter curates stories spanning pop culture, entrepreneurship, and tech, commentates on what it could all mean for the future, and connects relevant trends and themes across the industry. We write about the business of culture, and our readers are the future leaders of tomorrow.

A ragtag group of Xers and posers bringing the best of Gen-X culture to the forefront of modern human existence.

Beyond beginner essays for personal + collective evolution. Weekly pieces on embodied awakening, cultural architecture, experience design, hedonic engineering, & the yoga of becoming.

In the corner of my room is a small suitcase, packed over a year ago, ready to tour the world. That was to be my traveling work, which never came to pass. I am still here...

LitNuts was created to bring the best books from independent authors and publishers to booklovers.

Read more poetry! Sonia’s Poem of the Week sends you one good poem every Friday. Q&As with contemporary poets sometimes, sparkling commentary on why a poem is worth reading always. Join 1,500+ subscribers now.

The weekly newsletter for the spiraling millennial.

Find the books you actually want to read.

Authentic stories across genres that you can read in a minute and use them to make your point.

A weekly compendium of socio-cultural insights into what people and organisations do in the digital (and sometimes not so digital) space.

2 old white women escape the US to live in Portugal.

Letters for Creatives discusses around the topics of creativity, becoming a better writer, marketing and more. When you sign up, you will receive a poetry book, a Spotify playlist for writing and a chance to have your poetry featured in the future.

Get The Links, the weekly overview of the most interesting stories in design, UX, tech and marketing from the folks at Rebellion Design Co.

Unusual trains of thought with no particular destination

Looking to read more books by women? Search no more! @_readagirl_ brings monthly recommendations directly to your inbox! And it’s FREE!

Black History Quiz is a newsletter sharing lesser-known and controversial facts you did not learn in school nor in mainstream media.

Originele internetparels in je inbox! Het internet biedt een oneindige bron aan interessante dingen om te leren, kijken en doen. Maar veel moois blijft verborgen of komt je bubbel niet in. Ik zoek graag en deel de pareltjes in deze nieuwsbrief over internetcultuur.

How well do you know the places that define you? Placeful is a weekly newsletter exploring sense of place, sustainability, and how and why we should nurture our connection to the places that define us, for the betterment of our communities and our world.

You’ll get my weekly advice column, very occasional updates about my work and events as a writer, and, eventually, long-form criticism and research.

In each issue, I share short essays, extra thoughts on recent podcast episodes and recordings I’ve made, links to articles, music recommendations, thoughts on games I’m playing, and more.

Aspirationally weekly musings on consumer culture, tech, and the future.

In-depth articles and unimportant opinions on important vintage and modern watches. Independent and unfiltered, Rescapement is dedicated to enthusiasts and spreading horological secrets, both vintage and modern. Subscribe to laugh and learn about watches with us every weekend.

An eclectic but beautifully crafted mix of geekery, hax, music, art and links you might've missed.

You sit there at night, staring at the ceiling, wondering, “What’s Chip Zdarsky up to?”

Think more about the culture that surrounds you

de wekelijkse documentairenieuwsbrief

An unconventional look at culture, popular and otherwise.

Vlaggenkunde en vexillologie in Nederland en internationaal.

Recommended books, films, exhibitions &c. Sent once a week or whatever a week is in my mind.

Bookmarked is a free, weekly newsletter that follows my journey as I read one book from every country.

"Snarky Senior" is for those of us who qualify for a senior discount, but aren’t content with the crap we can buy with it. We crave edginess. We are sick of the bland, boring, predictable, corporate content targeted to us. Snarky Senior will send you short takes and deeper dives on the humiliations and ironies of aging in America.

Garden Moxie Weekly helps home gardeners learn to build their dream gardens by sharing information about garden design, plants, and fun DIY projects. No cost. No spam. No hassle. Only hand-curated garden goodness.

Tweewekelijkse nieuwsbrief over strategie voor culturele organisaties. / A newsletter (in Dutch) on (business) strategy for cultural organisations.

Erotica for women by women.

Subscribe to our bookish newsletter Happy Readings to receive a fortnightly assortment of news, conversations and other literary treasure.

South Of The Loop is a bi-monthly newsletter that shines a spotlight on Chicago’s South Side. Signup to stay in the loop with the latest on arts, cultural and outdoor experiences.

Iedere zondagmiddag versturen we de Blendle Boekenbrief, een nieuwsbrief gevuld met de beste artikelen over boeken. ...

A daily drop of humor, history, news, or knowledge. Learn something new today.

Get art delivered straight to your inbox every day for free. Have the art come to you and discover amazing artists from around the world.

In this newsletter, I interview artists and art figures. I try to understand what keeps them going, why they create and I share their insights about creative work. Published weekly on Saturday.

Advice, insights and ephemera for the most interesting man in the room.

Polylith is a monthly letter about land and the imagination, recurrence and myth, and a spirited human participation in this much-more-than-human world. Fans of esoteric nature writing, quotidian psychedelia and ecstatic poetry will find resonance.

Sci-Fi/Fantasy Media News & Reviews Since 2007

whlw: what happened last week? is a quick, critical, no-bullshit world news summary curated by a real human

A weekly newsletter -- a writer's toolkit, of sorts -- that delivers thoughtfully curated posts and helpful tools to inspire writer

A newsletter about California culture, alternative news, and anything that is defined by mishegoss.

A daily, curated newsletter showcasing the most interesting and informative content around Personal Finance and Financial Independence

What one girl in London is doing to pass the time in lockdown. Think dating, cooking, shopping with books, current affairs and friends thrown in for good measure.

Elke week het beste van het internet in je inbox. In vorige edities leerde je onder andere hoe je met je motor van hier tot Tokyo rijdt, welke Starbucks NOOIT je naam verkeerd spelt en het mysterie van The Death Valley Germans.

An eclectic weekly selection of new academic articles, essays, talks, podcasts, and more.

The dull side of the internet

Every week Austin sends out a list of 10 things he thinks are worth sharing — new art, writing, and interesting links straight to your inbox.

Short-form content with a long view. Focused on culture, nature, and the future. Suggestions for your senses, every Saturday at 9 a.m.