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This is where the Philology Dept of the House of Humane Letters shares updates on what's happening in our "virtual hallway."

Anne Phillips

THESE are the researches of Anne Phillips, which she publishes, in the hope of thereby preserving from decay the remembrance of what men have done, and of preventing the great and wonderful actions of the Greeks and the Barbarians from being forgotten.

Beauty Matters

By Jason M Baxter

Religion and the Arts: Yesterday, Today, Forever

Cartoons Hate Her

Social dynamics and culture from the hybrid mind of a terminally online-normie mom

Itty Bitty Inquiries

By Alexander

The newsletter dedicated to weird little questions about our world.

Seems like a guy that wants to explain things. I read somewhere that if you can't explain a topic to a 12 year old, then you maybe don't understand what you are talking about. He does a good job of explaining, from what I've read so far.

- The Global Exclaimer

Levent's Kaleidoscope

By Dr. Levent Mollamustafaoğlu

This newsletter has my short fiction, some adapted from old written material covering 40+ years and some newly crafted for a different readership now. It also includes my posts on cultural artefacts such as books, films, music and what not.

I like the book and movie reviews. They are no-nonsense reviews that give you an idea whether or not you might want to watch or read.

- The Global Exclaimer

Macy Sees The World

By Macy Lu

23 year old writer & world traveler ✈️ I share short fiction inspired by the places I have traveled ✏️ Subscribe for weekly updates 🙌

Because it is real and clear and truth and hard.

- The Global Exclaimer

Catch & Release

By Ben Wakeman

A free-ranging collection of creative work in the form of speculative short fiction and novels, songs, essays, and multimedia made with the intention of connecting and inspiring.

Peachy Keenan's Extremely Domestic

Content for Discontents

A Ghost in the Machine

By Daniel D

I'm a regular human trying to make sense of this crazy clownworld. Let's compare notes and share strategies.

Hollydays’s Thoughts

Whatever tickles my brain.

The Substack Post

By Substack

A guide to the creators and stories shaping culture

The Prism

By Gurwinder

A guide to navigating the digital age

Postliberal Order

By The Postliberals

Based interventions on philosophy, culture, economy, law, theology and the postliberal order.

Bros Krynn’s Newsletter

By The Brothers Krynn

Write More with Simon K Jones

I write and teach serial fiction. Get weekly tips and stories in your inbox.

"Random Minds" by Katherine Brodsky

Thought-provoking, curiosity-driven essays on culture, society, technology & freedom of speech by a long-time journalist. Topics range from artificial intelligence and censorship to the nuances of human behavior and communication.

Just interesting and she has some hot takes on Notes that are good for thinking through.

- The Global Exclaimer

Deplatformable Newsletter

By Paul

Join our newsletter for Marketing Tips, Stackhacks, and Fun Curious Factoids! Not the worst way to spend a couple of minutes today. Seen more than half a million times.

mostly because of "Needs More Boom." Yeah. You know you want it.

- The Global Exclaimer

The Free Press

By Bari Weiss

A new media company built on the ideals that were once the bedrock of American journalism.

Amir’s musings

By Amir Pars

This page is dedicated to vigorous discourse and insightful analysis on pressing issues shaping our world. Here, I explore and defend the core values and principles that uphold Western societies, its enemies and the forthcoming civil war.

Some clarity in all this madness.

- The Global Exclaimer

The Small Bow

"The Small Bow is not just for those in recovery. Lots of stories with a huge heart that manages to be hilarious and easy while making you question everything you were certain of about yourself.” – Esquire

Hello, Writer!

By Linda Caroll

Where life, words and literature collide. Plus, all the best readers who turned this place into a cozy and almost magical writing community.

Both Are True

By Alex Dobrenko

Funny, deep, relatable stories from a dad to two, husband to one, friend to all (free for all) + BATCAVE (workshops, cowriting, "community") for paid subscribers.