Corona Times publishes long-form essays that examine the social, political and public health dimensions of the Covid-19 pandemic, with attention to Africa and to national policy responses. Readers get contextual analysis, some of it drawing on academic research, rather than daily case updates.
Website: https://www.coronatimes.net/
A personal newsletter by a startup-minded writer, with the sampled issues giving weekly US Covid-19 updates on case counts, hospitalizations, variants, vaccines and restrictions. The description says it also covers startups, space and cocktails, though the excerpts show none of that.
A personal blog with irregular posts, including a proposal for pooled binary-encoded Covid-19 testing and weekly diary updates on founding a robotics startup in Denmark. Readers get first-person accounts of relocating, navigating Danish startup grants and incubators, and technical problems with an underwater inspection robot.
A personal newsletter of first-person essays and anecdotes covering everyday moments, small observations and reflections on life in Virginia during the COVID-19 era. It also includes a photographic project documenting the early pandemic in Hampton Roads.
A Substack covering the author's claims about fraud in pharmaceutical R&D and manufacturing, with current posts focused on a Dutch civil tort case over Pfizer mRNA injections. It also includes occasional posts of the author's oil paintings.
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