A reader's weekly notes on progress through the Arabian Nights and Romance of the Three Kingdoms, covering plot, poetry and recurring motifs with page citations. The author adds personal commentary, including critical remarks on the Nights' attitudes and links to Magic: The Gathering cards.

A blog presenting essays on classic art and literature from a traditionalist, counter-cultural perspective, with a focus on early childhood education and parenting. Readers get close readings of literary works, critiques of modern illustration and schooling, and promotion of the author's own pre-school guide.

Litdust publishes line-by-line study guides to classic literature, including Shakespeare's sonnets and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Each issue pairs the original text with a modern English translation and explanation of themes and poetic devices.

A newsletter that reads public-domain American finance and Wall Street history, such as excerpts from Fifty Years in Wall Street and a 1930s-era trading memoir, aloud in a folksy voice. Readers get audio-style readings of historical market stories about figures like Jay Gould, the Panic of 1873 and broker conflicts of interest.