Essays by a critical technologist that read digital culture, taste and attention through Black Studies and conceptual art, alongside fiction criticism and interview episodes. Readers get dense, theory-informed commentary on smartphones, gentrification-style urban sameness and literary critique.

Irrelevant Matters is an essay newsletter by a single author who writes about inequality, the identity crisis AI poses to symbolic professional labour, and how online content has made its creators interchangeable. Readers get reflective, carefully argued pieces that connect economic data and technology to everyday experience.

Critical Playground is an independent online publication about creative technology and culture, sending a weekly newsletter on forces shaping contemporary creative practice such as AI infrastructures and platform power. Recent issues offer essay-length criticism on media art history, the ethics and staging of an art project involving dark-web purchases, and computational media in India.

A personal newsletter mixing esoterica and eclectic essays, with a recent case study of an AI artist's Midjourney practice and reflections on AI-generated content and slop. The writing is conversational, self-aware and idiosyncratic, pairing reporting-style interviews with philosophical musings and link roundups.