5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A personal essay newsletter reflecting on traditionalist conservatism, Midwestern culture, literature and modern alienation from nature. Issues combine memoir, intellectual history and book reviews, with Bookshop.org and Amazon affiliate links.
A Substack-style newsletter offering essays from a traditionalist, right-leaning perspective on Western civilization, elite duty, and political theology. Issues include long-form historical series on Harry Byrd, speeches, and audio versions of posts.
A martial arts-focused podcast and newsletter that mixes political commentary with coaching perspectives, covering Canadian and US politics, conservatism, and the role of martial arts teachers in modeling values. Episode write-ups are mostly chapter lists and guest introductions, with occasional essay-style pieces on political philosophy.
A polemical conservative newsletter by Alexander Muse that argues Apple's opaque messaging restrictions should be investigated, defends the PPP loan program while attacking fraud, and calls for scrutiny of Somali refugee resettlement. Readers get strongly partisan op-eds framed around a single political argument per issue.
John Hawkins's newsletter offers conservative commentary on politics, culture and technology, from geopolitics like the Ukraine war to the appeal of new tech. Issues mix personal opinion with quoted material, such as a compilation of Balaji Srinivasan's sayings.
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