Today’s newsletter is about despair, haircuts, fascism, and an ample selection of cute animals.
Author: Aaron Weber
It Takes You a Long Time to Bleed to Death. But You Do.
Today’s newsletter is about the Supreme Court, stochastic terrorism, taking comfort in things being worse than they seem, more about the Supreme Court, and about some things being even worse than they seem.
As a chaser, there is a gif of a uniquely adorable way of transporting puppies.
To Stop Eating for Fear of Choking
This is Not a Place of Honor
The April 14 newsletter covers the far-future nuclear hazard warning and its misuses plus the commemoration of various highly-esteemed deeds and locations.
Hey Come Here, Let Me Whisper In Your Ear
Today’s newsletter is about aggressive truck design, stoned owls, low-end decorative art, and metaphorical monkeys, all enlivened with Cat Power lyrics.
Keep Your Wick in the Air
What we most want is bad for us we know
Today’s newsletter is about cars & guns, with recommended reading about drum machines & accessories, Christian dominionist politics, and environmental NIMBYism, with soundtrack suggestions. Also there are some cats.
Newsletter: Violent rhetoric and motorsports metaphors
This week’s newsletter covers violent rhetoric, turbulent priests, and the similarities between opportunity hoarding and motorsports regulation. Also some cats, a drug lord, and ghosts.
“Demon-Sperm COVID Conspiracy Summit” (AKA my recent media diet)
Here’s what I’ve been reading lately: nonfiction, a lovely sci-fi novella about tea and robots, some infuriating news, some very silly news, and some excellent newsletters. Also some puppies.
Disco Tempo Cliché Intro
Today’s newsletter is a few weeks late, but it comes up with some good news, some bad news, revisiting a seminal hip-hop album at 20, some Twitter jokes and a cockatoo.