Vittles is a UK and India-based online food and culture magazine whose newsletter carries essays, panel discussions, columns and calls for pitches. Readers get critical, politically aware writing on food systems, labour, the food media industry and British food culture.

A personal newsletter of essays and book reviews on technology, labour, gender, and the social side of science and tech. Readers get reflective, first-person writing that draws on academic training to question assumptions about how technologies shape everyday life and work.

Surplus is a German-language economics magazine, edited by Adam Tooze, Isabella Weber and Maurice Höfgen, that focuses on the interests of the broad majority rather than the wealthy. Its recent issues cover public research funding, a open letter against a planned ban on socialisation (Vergesellschaftung) and an interview with legal scholar Katharina Pistor on capitalism as a legal system.

Cherie Wong writes personal essays that connect her own experiences with work, money and burnout to socialist critiques of capitalism. Readers get first-person reflection with practical budgeting tips and commentary on labour and social issues.