Mateus da Silva, a Brazilian product designer and technology ethicist, writes personal essays on accents, identity, and living with AI-generated deception. Issues mix reflective writing with bilingual (English and Portuguese) versions and occasional poetry.
Website: https://www.mateusdasilva.com/
A personal culture newsletter of essays and lists on films, books, shows, beauty standards and identity. Readers get a distinctive, opinionated critical voice, including a piece originally published in Harper's Bazaar.
A personal newsletter of reflective essays on immigration, belonging, loss, career transitions and everyday life in Oakland, written by a product leader and artist. Each issue uses a concrete personal story to explore broader themes of home, culture and change.
A personal essay newsletter that blends art criticism with reflections on love, loss, divorce, aging and reinvention. Each issue pairs an artist or artwork, such as Nobuyoshi Araki or Sophie Whettnall, with intimate first-person meditation.
Personal essays by a former international relations student and ex-professional about identity, transition, and relationships. Readers get candid, reflective writing on topics like mutual obligation, anger, and adjusting to life after a major job change.
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