Aredhall is a community-driven journal and project promoting disciplined living, craftsmanship, and a shared-work economy built on land trusts and mutual labor. The newsletter's essays argue against loneliness, convenience-driven work, and fiat money, offering a philosophy of duty, brotherhood, and practical self-reliance.
Website: https://aredhall.org/
A philosophy professor writes personal essays about making, repairing and inheriting physical objects, from Dremel tools and a family gun-era children's book set to a grandmother's prints. The writing is reflective and anecdotal, linking everyday craft to family memory and ideas from Pirsig.
Short reflective essays from a government employee on mastery, craftsmanship, and the everyday realities of public-sector work. Readers get personal observations on excellence, bureaucracy, and small ideas for rethinking public health and institutional habits.
Super Niche is a multimedia platform profiling luxury, craft and culture, mixing video interviews with long-form essays on artists, designers and hospitality spaces. Readers get profiles of creative figures and reflective writing on their work and the stories behind it.
A personal newsletter by a designer-writer reflecting on creative work, from the value of meetings to the paralysis that craftsmanship can trigger. It offers candid, introspective essays with a few practical guidelines, aimed at makers who struggle with self-doubt and distraction.
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