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Giri Sreenivas writes personal and reflective essays, from a eulogy for his father to a retrospective on his privacy startup Helm and a Guardian op-ed on data privacy and tech companies. The newsletter mixes intimate family writing with considered takes on personal data ownership.
Kaia Comeau writes personal essays about carless life in the city, covering moving without a car, the frustrations of shared scooters and car-centric infrastructure, and reflections on family such as her grandfather. The newsletter offers a candid, first-person view of everyday urban living and personal memory.
A personal blog where the author shares reflections on nostalgia amid overwhelming world events, struggles to return to running after an injury and age-related decline, and fond family memories of their late mother's quips and humor. The posts are informal, candid, and self-described as thinking-out-loud rather than polished essays.
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