Category: Words

This one’s about police brutality. I suspect that most of my readers (I assume there’s at least one or two of you out there still) are already informed on the subject, so I am not sure why I wrote this. I don’t know what good it will do.

Today’s newsletter contains a short description of the differences between the regulatory structure for the parallel medical and recreational cannabis markets in Massachusetts, and also some dogs with very funny noses.

Today’s newsletter is about momentarily taking the shape of an enormous bird, a dog with a very long nose, the blockchain, the milkshake duck, further thoughts on the concept of shamelessness, and David Brooks.

Today’s newsletter is about the concept of shame. There are also some pretty good tweets and kittens.

Today’s newsletter has only the good stuff from my feed. Mostly, anyway. You’re welcome.

Today’s newsletter is about macroeconomics, alleged vigilantes and their fanboys on the right, and Sri Lanka, with a bonus of tiny animals wearing hats, and people wearing tiny animals as hats.

Today’s newsletter is about gestural evolution, regulatory arbitrage, and homecoming dances. And a very smol cat.

Featuring Galaxie 500, facetuning in the Paris Review, Wallace Shawn on fascism, anteaters and corgis. Bonus: Three music recs.

Today’s newsletter is about the entrenched interests of the status quo, the fear of change, and kittens.

Today’s newsletter is about genocide, with a bonus set of links to important articles about economic crisis, climate crisis, and voter suppression. There’s also some nonhorrible stuff in it, like funny Tweets and some very cute dogs, but mostly it’s very upsetting and you shouldn’t read it.